"Powell Signals Delay in Rate Cuts as High Inflation Persists"
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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell indicated that persistently high inflation is likely to delay any interest rate cuts until later this year, suggesting a shift from previous expectations of three quarter-point reductions. Recent data showing inflation above the 2% target and robust economic growth have led to a revised forecast of only two rate cuts, with the first expected in September, compared to earlier expectations of as many as six cuts.
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