US interest rate expectations and the dollar are edging higher ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s much-anticipated final Jackson Hole speech tomorrow. Given the extent of policy easing still discounted in the US money market, the risks arguably are still skewed towards a bigger snapback in the event that Powell pushes back against the still-dominant dovish narrative.
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