According to the latest analysis report, Fed Chairman Powell is not expected to announce significant policy adjustments at the upcoming Jackson Hole Annual Economic Policy Symposium. However, experts believe that Powell may leave room for a small rate cut that could occur in September.

Senior analysts at German financial institutions have pointed out that, despite the market's general expectation that Powell will maintain a consistent cautious attitude, he may subtly hint at a slight adjustment in monetary policy in the coming months. This strategy maintains continuity in policy while leaving flexibility to respond to economic changes.

It is worth noting that the potential rate cut of 25 basis points, although not large, could have significant effects on the financial markets and the overall economy. Analysts believe that such a move may be aimed at alleviating inflationary pressures while avoiding a too-slow economic growth.

However, given the complexity and uncertainty of the global economic situation, investors and economists still need to closely monitor every word of Powell's to find clues about the future direction of monetary policy. In any case, the Jackson Hole symposium will undoubtedly become an important event influencing the global financial markets.