Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated recent high inflation is making it less likely that interest rates will be cut in the coming weeks and months.
Powell, speaking during a question-and-answer session in Washington, D.C., emphasized that the hotter-than-desired inflation reports over the past quarter have not provided the Fed the confidence it needs that price pressures are abating. Powell’s remarks are an acknowledgement of a recent major shift in expectations from investors regarding interest rates.
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