
Fed Chair Powell Discusses Rates, Oil Shock, Private Credit, AI, and Iran War Impact
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discussed the outlook for interest rates, expressed concern over private credit, showed optimism for AI, and acknowledged economic risks including the Iran war. He noted the Fed can look past the oil shock but warned that patience has limits before making further decisions on rate policy.
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Fed watching private credit sector for signs of trouble, Powell says - Reuters
Fed watching private credit sector for signs of trouble, Powell says Reuters
Read full article →Here Are the Takeaways From Powell’s Remarks at Harvard - Bloomberg.com
Here Are the Takeaways From Powell’s Remarks at Harvard Bloomberg.com
Read full article →Powell Says Fed Can Look Past Oil Shock, but Warns Patience Has Limits - WSJ
Powell Says Fed Can Look Past Oil Shock, but Warns Patience Has Limits WSJ
Read full article →Powell sees inflation outlook in check, no wider crisis yet in private credit
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke Monday at Harvard University.
Read full article →Powell says risks to economy suggest rates could go lower or higher
Powell said the Fed isn’t facing an imminent decision on what to do with rates because “we don’t know what the economic effects” of the Iran war will be.
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Read full article →Watch Live: Fed Chair Powell Speaks At Harvard University
Watch Live: Fed Chair Powell Speaks At Harvard University Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who has just over a month left in his tenure as head of the world's most important central bank, speaks at 10:30am ET to the Harvard University Principles of Economics class. He is not expected to make monetary policy comments. As CNBC notes, this will be one of Powell’s final scheduled public appearances before his term ends in May. The discussion comes with markets anticipating the central bank...
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