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“I think there’s quite a bit of room to raise interest rates without threatening the labor market,” Fed Chair Powell says. “This is, by so many measures, a historically tight labor market.”

"I think there's quite a bit of room to raise interest rates without threatening the labor market," Fed Chair Powell says. "This is, by so many measures, a historically tight labor market." https://t.co/Jb7k9tf4PH pic.twitter.com/xn11k5JYxB

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“I think there’s quite a bit of room to raise interest rates without threatening the labor market,” Fed Chair Powell says. “This is, by so many measures, a historically tight labor market.”

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The Conference Board Sr. Director of Economics Ataman Ozyildirim on the Fed: "Signaling to the markets where they're going... and not creating surprises is going to be pretty important in how they maintain that consistent policy going forward to bring the economy to a soft landing."

"The balance sheet is much bigger," Chair Powell says. "It has a shorter duration than the last time, and the economy is much stronger and inflation is much higher. So I think that leads you to... be willing to move sooner than we did in the last time and perhaps faster."

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