Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says he is confident Fed will continue to set policy based on analysis not political considerations

Fed Chair Powell’s comments emphasize the Fed's commitment to data-driven policy-making, steering clear of political influences.

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This hawkish stance reinforces the potential for sustained monetary tightening, which could support the USD and impact fixed income markets as investors reassess rate expectations and risk sentiment.

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