Powell Signals Rate Cut Linked to Tariffs

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

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Fed Chair Powell signaled that the central bank’s decision to hold interest rates is directly tied to the uncertainty surrounding Trump’s aggressive trade actions

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pointed to President Donald Trump 's tariff policy as a major reason inflation pressures are not easing as quickly as hoped.

Powell signaled that the decision to hold interest rates steady is directly tied to the uncertainty surrounding Trump ’s aggressive trade actions.

Powell suggested that the Federal Reserve cannot cut interest rates while the economy is weakening because inflation is still too high.

At the same time, raising rates could spark a financial crisis.

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