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Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says Fed credibility is not driving his decisions on staying on as Governor

Fed Chair Powell's remarks indicate that while credibility is a topic of discussion, it won't dictate whether he remains in his current role.

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This suggests a potential focus on core economic assessments rather than external pressures, which could influence market sentiment towards the USD and fixed income, especially if it signals any deviation from previously expected policy paths.

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