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Asian Stocks Set to Edge Lower Before Jackson Hole: Markets Wrap
Source: Bloomberg
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Asian markets were positioned to open mildly lower as investors looked ahead to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, with expectations for a potentially hawkish tone. The main market risk is higher-for-longer rate expectations that could pressure yields and regional risk sentiment. Near-term trading should remain sensitive to any guidance on the path of policy rates.
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