The dollar rallied and gold fell, while 30-year Treasury yields were little changed, signaling confidence that the Fed will act to contain inflation and keep long-term borrowing costs in check.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole address as 30-year yields top 5.2% and US inflation stays above target for a fifth straight

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warshs first Jackson Hole speech comes as markets grapple with sticky inflation, elevated oil prices and shifting rate expectations. Investors will…

U.S. Treasury yields saw an increase during trading sessions. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh indicated further action may be necessary. Policymakers need confidence that…