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Fed Chair Powell (Q&A) would not say employment is more at risk than inflation

Fed Chair Powell's remarks suggest a balanced view on the risks to employment and inflation, indicating that the Fed remains vigilant on both fronts.

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  • Well-above inflation at 2% is a concern
  • Hard-pressed to say one part of the mandate is more at risk than the other
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This could imply a measured approach to policy, signaling that while inflation is a priority, employment is still a key concern, potentially influencing market expectations for interest rates going forward.

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