Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says Fed will always act to address when the economy moves further away from their goals

Fed Chair Powell's remarks suggest a commitment to proactive measures if economic conditions diverge from the Fed's targets.

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This reinforces a data-driven approach to policy, likely keeping markets alert to upcoming economic prints that could influence the rate path. Traders should consider potential implications for USD dynamics and fixed income, particularly amidst ongoing discussions about interest rates.

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