Powell says it’s ‘highly unlikely’ the Fed will raise rates this year, despite stronger economy

CNBC2021-04-12

KEY POINTS Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Sunday reaffirmed the central bank’s commitment to keep loose monetary policy in place. “I think it’s highly unlikely that we would raise rates anything like ...

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chongyeetan
2021-04-12
chongyeetan
big good. like n comment pls.
Juvie
2021-04-12
Juvie
good news
NP_YT
2021-04-12
NP_YT
Bravo
- Juvie:
  indeed
thesushimao
2021-04-12
thesushimao
Yes stocks to the moon 🚀
- Juvie:
  rocket
Patjaslyn
2021-04-12
Patjaslyn
Interesting
- Patjaslyn:
  Agreed
Limth
2021-04-12
Limth
Hope he doesn't change tacks

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As states and localities have loosened restrictions, more people have gone back to work.\nBut Powell said more needs to be done, particularly for those in the lower income brackets who have suffered the most.\n“We don’t have the answer to everything, but the job that we do for the benefit of the public is incredibly important, and we do understand that if we get things right, we can really help people,” he said. “If the people who are at the margins of the economy are doing well, then the rest of it will take care of itself.”\nIn their most recent economic projections, Fed officials saw GDP rising in 2021 by 6.5%, which would be the fastest growth rate since 1984.\n“We and a lot of private sector forecasters see strong growth and strong job creation starting right now,” Powell said. “Really, the outlook has brightened substantially.”\nThat doesn’t mean there are not substantial risks.\nPowell said he worries about rising Covid cases, and said people should continue to wear masks and physically distance to keep the recovery going. 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As states and localities have loosened restrictions, more people have gone back to work.\nBut Powell said more needs to be done, particularly for those in the lower income brackets who have suffered the most.\n“We don’t have the answer to everything, but the job that we do for the benefit of the public is incredibly important, and we do understand that if we get things right, we can really help people,” he said. “If the people who are at the margins of the economy are doing well, then the rest of it will take care of itself.”\nIn their most recent economic projections, Fed officials saw GDP rising in 2021 by 6.5%, which would be the fastest growth rate since 1984.\n“We and a lot of private sector forecasters see strong growth and strong job creation starting right now,” Powell said. “Really, the outlook has brightened substantially.”\nThat doesn’t mean there are not substantial risks.\nPowell said he worries about rising Covid cases, and said people should continue to wear masks and physically distance to keep the recovery going. 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As states and localities have loosened restrictions, more people have gone back to work.\nBut Powell said more needs to be done, particularly for those in the lower income brackets who have suffered the most.\n“We don’t have the answer to everything, but the job that we do for the benefit of the public is incredibly important, and we do understand that if we get things right, we can really help people,” he said. “If the people who are at the margins of the economy are doing well, then the rest of it will take care of itself.”\nIn their most recent economic projections, Fed officials saw GDP rising in 2021 by 6.5%, which would be the fastest growth rate since 1984.\n“We and a lot of private sector forecasters see strong growth and strong job creation starting right now,” Powell said. “Really, the outlook has brightened substantially.”\nThat doesn’t mean there are not substantial risks.\nPowell said he worries about rising Covid cases, and said people should continue to wear masks and physically distance to keep the recovery going. 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