Powell says Fed does not need to ‘be in a hurry’ to lower rates
Powell's cautious stance on rate cuts suggests prolonged high interest rates, impacting borrowing costs and economic growth strategies. The post Powell says Fed does not need to ‘be in a hurry’ to lower rates appeared fi...
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Powell's cautious stance on rate cuts suggests prolonged high interest rates, impacting borrowing costs and economic growth strategies.
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