Jerome Powell Hints at September Rate Cut
from GMS Focus Hosted by Arirang Radio
Prof. Yang Jun-seok of Department of Economics at Catholic University will tell us about Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's indication of a possible rate cut in September, examining the economic changes driving this shift, its potential impact on the US presidential election, and how it might influence a subsequent Bank of Korea decision.
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