Market participants have taken Fed Chair Powell’s much-anticipated keynote speech at the Jackson Hole conference today as somewhat hawkish, even if the fallout, so far, is some way from the violent market moves which followed his remarks at last year’s event. With that in mind, it is worth taking stock of how things have changed and what that tells us about the outlook for Treasuries.
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