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Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) says incoming data shows clear improvement for the outlook; inflation performed about as expected; overall, it is a stronger forecast

Fed Chair Powell's comments signal a more optimistic outlook for the economy and inflation, implying that the Fed may maintain or adjust its policy stance favorably.

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This could support expectations for gradual rate increases, impacting the USD's strength against other currencies, particularly in the Forex market. Traders should keep an eye on how this influences fixed income assets, as yield expectations may shift in response to the stronger economic outlook.

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