Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says he hopes that the gas price increase is not for a long period; does not want to speculate about what that means; Fed needs to see how this works out

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Fed Chair Powell's remarks reflect a cautious stance regarding the recent gas price rises, signaling that the Fed is monitoring inflationary pressures closely without committing to a specific course of action. His avoidance of speculation indicates a data-dependent approach, which could imply that upcoming economic indicators may inform future policy decisions. This adds uncertainty to the rate path, particularly in relation to inflation expectations and the USD's strength going forward.

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