Flash back to August 2022, when Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave a nine-minute speech at Jackson Hole, Wyo., warning investors to expect “some pain” in the economy in order to lower inflation.
His blunt, hawkish remarks now seem like a distant memory. Over the past six months, Powell and his colleagues have been leaning dovish, strongly hinting they were preparing to cut interest rates.
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