IMF Schedule shows Fed Chair Warsh will deliver remarks on October 16
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The report said that Warsh will, on October 16,IMF deliver remarks at the 1 annual meeting,
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Fed Chair Warsh will make a public appearance 1 days before the blackout period
BlockBeats news,October 9, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) schedule shows that Fed Chair Warsh will, at October 16 a.m. Beijing time, 11: 30 attend the IMF annual meeting in Bangkok and deliver remarks.
The same day is also the last October 27 to 28 days before officials enter the blackout period ahead of the Fed's 1 policy meeting. The market is currently betting that the Fed will pause rate hikes at the October meeting (with a probability of approximately 80%), followed by a rate hike in December.
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Key points
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BlockBeats reported on October 9,IMF that the schedule shows Fed Chair Warsh will make a public appearance.
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Warsh will, at October 16 a.m. Beijing time, 11: 30 attend the IMF annual meeting in Bangkok and deliver remarks.
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October 16 It is also the last October 27 to 28 days before officials enter the blackout period ahead of the Fed's 1 policy meeting.
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The original report stated that the market is betting the Fed October has an approximately 80%probability of pausing rate hikes, followed by an expected rate hike in December.
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The blackout period is a period before a policy meeting during which officials stop publicly discussing relevant policy. According to this report, Warsh's remarks are scheduled for the final 1 days before the blackout period begins, so whether the remarks address monetary policy is worth watching. The currently available material contains only the schedule, not the content of the remarks.
Why it matters to readers
The remarks are close to the Fed's October policy meeting, while the original report also gave market expectations for a October pause in rate hikes and a December rate hike; therefore, the subsequent remarks may be used to observe whether these expectations change.
Beginners should distinguish between “market betting” and an already determined policy decision: approximately 80%is merely the market probability stated in the original report and does not mean the Fed has already decided to pause rate hikes.
Risks and unknowns
The remarks are a future arrangement, and it has not yet been confirmed whether they will be held as scheduled.
The material does not include the original IMF schedule page, so the specific time and location cannot be independently verified.
There is currently no full text of the remarks, so it cannot be determined whether they will address monetary policy.
The original report does not explain the specific source of the approximately 80%probability.
December Whether rates will be raised remains a market expectation, not an announced decision.
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