Jerome Powell’s words dance in the space between two meanings — surely a result of his ability to satisfy a dual, but oftentimes contradictory mandate.
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at the Fed's annual retreat in Jackson Hole. So is economic growth — at least for the economy to hit a 2% inflation reading, a target that Powell insisted the Fed will not budge on. Interest rates, therefore, might continue going up and remain restrictive for longer, Powell warned.
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