Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says he wants to see the investigation well and truly over, with transparency; will leave when he thinks it is appropriate to do so

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Fed Chair Powell’s comments signal a desire for clarity and resolution regarding ongoing investigations, suggesting that he may be open to stepping down once the situation stabilizes. This could be seen as a dovish signal if the market interprets his potential departure as linked to broader uncertainties facing the Fed's policy direction. Traders should monitor how this impacts expectations for future rate hikes and the dollar's performance against other currencies, particularly in a time of heightened scrutiny.

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