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The article discusses financial market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole, which may determine the trajectory of U.S. interest rate hikes. Investors are monitoring whether the statement will lead to increased expectations of rate hikes, impacting European stocks, which rose before the speech, as well as Toyota's sales, which declined by 5% in July. This comes amid a backdrop of complex global economic conditions and trade tensions, with concerns over the impact of monetary policy on economic growth and corporate profits.
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