Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says he does not want to guess about future policy, notes we will have a new leadership in June in all likelihood

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Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says he does not want to guess about future policy, notes we will have a new leadership in June in all likelihood

CRUDE WRAP: WTI (M6) SETTLES USD 6.95 HIGHER AT USD 106.88/BBL; BRENT (N6) SETTLES USD 6.04 HIGHER AT 110.44/BBL

Fed Chair Powell (Q&A), asked about the easing bias, says had vigorous debate on guidance today; a number see hike as likely as cut has moved up

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  • A move away from an easing bias could come as soon as the next meeting

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Fed Chair Powell's remarks signal a potential shift away from an easing bias, which could occur as soon as the next meeting, implying market participants should prepare for tighter monetary policy. This suggests a more hawkish outlook than previously expected, which could strengthen the USD and impact fixed income markets as investors reassess their rate path forecasts.

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