Why are the Asian markets awaiting the 'federal' president tomorrow?

Asian markets, led by China and Japan markets, are awaiting the speech of US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell in Jackson Hall tomorrow, Friday, due to its thinking about economies, financial markets and currencies in the Asia region. That was the focus of the “Asian report” episode on the “Al -Sharq” channel for this week. Tonight Jackson Hall, Wyoming, will start the annual Symposium of the Economic Policy organized by the American Federal Reserve branch in Kansas City. In a speech on Friday, Bank President Jerome Powell will reveal the new monetary policy framework, a strategy he will follow to achieve its goals related to inflation and employment. What would happen if the US interest had decreased? Daniel Lam, head of stock strategies at Standard Chartered Wilths Solichns, said during his participation in the program that the US federal reduction in interest could lead to the fall in the dollar next September, which is why we can see a flow of money in the stock markets in Asia, except Japan. But he excluded a significant decrease in the value of the dollar, as it saw a significant decline this year before resisting the increase. Lamb expects the chairman of the Federal Reserve to allow his intention to lower interest rates in September, but he believes that Powell will refer to his retention of flexibility with a somewhat slim tone. Regarding the influence on the Chinese yuan, Lamb excluded a decrease in the dollar without seven -yuane against the US dollar, and that was due to the fact that Chinese officials would remain cautious about monetary policy, “because they want to remain careful against the return of the united states escalation.” Chinese equities benefit from Mark Matthews, managing director and head of the research department in Asia in the “Giulius Bayer Bank”, during his participation in the program, that the Chinese stock market is currently taking advantage of the purchases of individuals and investment institutions that expect the continuity of government’s handling of the government with the private sector. He added that what encourages individual investors to pump money into Chinese stocks, despite the poor recent economic data in China, is the calm of trade tensions between Beijing and Washington, and they see that the US -Chinese relationships have begun to improve, and therefore focus on momentum as the basics. “In Japan, Standard Charterd Wildeth Solichns sees that the situation is different. The country has long had a minimum economic growth than expected, which is why” raising the bank bank to the interest rate is a very important step. “