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A new wave of political pressure greeted Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues as they gathered in Washington this week to discuss the path of interest rates.
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Jay Powell's political conundrum is getting more challenging with each new week of 2024.
Jerome Powell is pledging to keep politics off the Federal Reserve's docket in 2024. History suggests it's never quite that straightforward.
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