伊朗最高領袖：禁止“任何損害社會凝聚力的行爲”。敦促有關部門避免發表任何“打擊士氣、削弱國家和公衆動力的言論”。

AP: Fed chair Kevin Warsh said Friday inflation remains too high and hinted the Fed may need to raise interest rates in coming months to bring it down, a firmer stance than his prior remarks. In prepared Jackson Hole remarks he acknowledged recent data show some slowing but said those figures do not indicate a meaningful improvement in the overall trend. "We must be confident that underlying inflation is moving toward our target, otherwise there is still a lot of work to do," he said. Warsh expressed skepticism about forward guidance and declined to lay out an overall rate strategy, while noting current rate levels are not impeding economic activity.

Federal Reserve's Hammack said communicating the Fed's areas of concern to the public is part of its work.