According to reliable sources, Fed Chairman Powell may try to add some uncertainty to the market's widespread expectations of interest rate cuts at the upcoming Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting.

Currently, financial markets widely expect the Fed to cut interest rates in September, with a probability as high as 84%. However, some analysts believe that Powell may take measures to reduce this market expectation in order to leave room for policy adjustments based on future economic data changes.

Industry experts point out that if inflation data exceeds expectations or there is a rebound in the job market, the Fed needs to maintain flexible policy options. Economic data released from the Central Bank annual meeting to the Fed's interest rate meeting in September could have a significant impact on market outlook.

Experts emphasize that Powell should not let the Fed fall into the predicament of having to cut interest rates in September. Instead, the Fed needs to maintain policy flexibility to respond to various possible economic situations. This prudent attitude reflects the complexity and uncertainty of the current economic environment.

As the global Central Bank annual meeting approaches, market participants are closely watching Powell's speech, hoping to gain more clues about the future direction of Fed monetary policy. This annual meeting will undoubtedly become one of the important events influencing the global financial markets.