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Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says his decision on when to leave is not based on the Lisa Cook ruling

Powell's comments may suggest that he is focused on factors beyond recent judicial decisions, implying that his policy trajectory will remain steady and not reactionary.

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This could reinforce market expectations for continued rate stability or gradual hikes, impacting the USD's strength against other currencies and influencing fixed income sentiments accordingly.

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