1430 GMT - Expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike in September have increased after Chairman Kevin Warsh signaled that the fight against inflation wasn't over. Money markets last price a 48% probability of a rate increase at next month's meeting, from around 35% earlier in the day, according to LSEG data. Speaking at Jackson Hole, Warsh said financing conditions didn't look restrictive to him and that better price readings recently hadn't convinced him the trend was improving.
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