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On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that it is important for people to rely on the Federal Reserve, free from political influence. Ongoing additional actions threaten the Fed's ability to fulfill its duties. I will leave the Federal Reserve when I believe the time is right. I do not agree with the actions of the Trump administration. (When asked if his continued presence on the Fed Board was politically motivated) I do not think so. The Federal Reserve must never get involved in politics, which is extremely important. I had long planned to retire, but recent government actions left me with no choice but to stay.

[Powell: Disagrees with Trump Administration, Planned Retirement but Had No Choice but to Stay]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that it is important for people to rely on the Federal Reserve, free from political influence. Ongoing additional actions threaten the Fed's ability to fulfill its duties. I will leave the Federal Reserve when I believe the time is right. I do not agree with the actions of the Trump administration. (When asked if his continued presence on the Fed Board was politically motivated) I do not think so. The Federal Reserve must never get involved in politics, which is extremely important. I had long planned to retire, but recent government actions left me with no choice but to stay.

Powell: Disagrees with Trump Administration, Planned Retirement but Had No Choice but to Stay

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chair Powell stated that he will maintain his position and will not leave until the Department of Justice investigation is fully concluded. He will continue to serve as a governor after May 15 and will depart from the Federal Reserve at an appropriate time.

[Fed Chair Powell: Will Remain as Governor After Leaving Chair Position]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chair Powell stated that he will maintain his position and will not leave until the Department of Justice investigation is fully concluded. He will continue to serve as a governor after May 15 and will depart from the Federal Reserve at an appropriate time.

Fed Chair Powell: Will Remain as Governor After Leaving Chair Position

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell expressed his welcome for the Justice Department's announcement last Friday regarding the dismissal of the investigation into him. Over the past weekend, the Justice Department provided assurances that the investigation would not be restarted unless there was a criminal referral. I maintain my position that I will not leave until the Justice Department's investigation is completely concluded. I will continue to serve as a governor after May 15, with my tenure to be determined. I will serve in a low-key role as a governor.

[Powell: Will Continue as Governor After May 15, in a Low-Key Role]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell expressed his welcome for the Justice Department's announcement last Friday regarding the dismissal of the investigation into him. Over the past weekend, the Justice Department provided assurances that the investigation would not be restarted unless there was a criminal referral. I maintain my position that I will not leave until the Justice Department's investigation is completely concluded. I will continue to serve as a governor after May 15, with my tenure to be determined. I will serve in a low-key role as a governor.

Powell: Will Continue as Governor After May 15, in a Low-Key Role

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that this is his last press conference as Chairman. He congratulated Waller and wished him all the best as the nominee for Federal Reserve Chairman. The Federal Reserve is resilient. (Jin Shi)

[Powell: This is my last press conference as Chairman, congratulations to Waller]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that this is his last press conference as Chairman. He congratulated Waller and wished him all the best as the nominee for Federal Reserve Chairman. The Federal Reserve is resilient. (Jin Shi)

Powell: This is my last press conference as Chairman, congratulations to Waller

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the PCE inflation rate for March is expected to be 3.5%, with little change in the unemployment rate. Recent inflation expectations have risen. The economic outlook remains highly uncertain. Inflation has increased recently and is at a high level. Rising energy prices will push up short-term inflation.

[Powell: Recent Rise in Inflation Expectations and Inflation]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the PCE inflation rate for March is expected to be 3.5%, with little change in the unemployment rate. Recent inflation expectations have risen. The economic outlook remains highly uncertain. Inflation has increased recently and is at a high level. Rising energy prices will push up short-term inflation.

Powell: Recent Rise in Inflation Expectations and Inflation

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that high inflation partially reflects rising energy prices. The current policy stance is appropriate. Events in the Middle East have increased uncertainty. There are risks to both aspects of the dual mandate. Consumer spending remains resilient. Labor demand has weakened.

[Powell: High Inflation Partially Reflects Rising Energy Prices]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that high inflation partially reflects rising energy prices. The current policy stance is appropriate. Events in the Middle East have increased uncertainty. There are risks to both aspects of the dual mandate. Consumer spending remains resilient. Labor demand has weakened.

Powell: High Inflation Partially Reflects Rising Energy Prices

On April 30, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated that the current policy stance is appropriate and helps to achieve the Fed's policy objectives. The U.S. economy has maintained steady growth; employment growth has been slow, and the unemployment rate has not changed significantly, while consumer spending remains resilient. Developments in the Middle East bring a high degree of uncertainty. There are risks to both sides of the dual mandate, with long-term inflation expectations aligned with the 2% target.

[Fed Chair Powell: Current Policy Stance is Appropriate]On April 30, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated that the current policy stance is appropriate and helps to achieve the Fed's policy objectives. The U.S. economy has maintained steady growth; employment growth has been slow, and the unemployment rate has not changed significantly, while consumer spending remains resilient. Developments in the Middle East bring a high degree of uncertainty. There are risks to both sides of the dual mandate, with long-term inflation expectations aligned with the 2% target.

Fed Chair Powell: Current Policy Stance is Appropriate

On April 30, U.S. President Trump stated that now is a good time to lower interest rates. (Jin Shi)

[Trump: Now is a Good Time to Cut Interest Rates]On April 30, U.S. President Trump stated that now is a good time to lower interest rates. (Jin Shi)

Trump: Now is a Good Time to Cut Interest Rates

On April 30, the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged as expected, with a total of 12 voting members participating in the vote, resulting in 4 dissenting votes, the highest since October 1992. According to the FOMC statement, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman voted against maintaining the current interest rate, supporting a 25 basis point cut; Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, and Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan voted to keep rates unchanged but opposed the language in the statement that retained a dovish bias. The FOMC statement included the term 'further' in the context of considering the degree and timing of any further adjustments to the federal funds rate target range. Market analysts expect that the term 'further' will be removed to diminish the implication of a rate cut. This meeting is likely to be Powell's last as Fed Chair. (Jin Shi)

[Four Dissenting Votes! Fed Divisions Deepen as Powell's Tenure Ends]On April 30, the Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged as expected, with a total of 12 voting members participating in the vote, resulting in 4 dissenting votes, the highest since October 1992. According to the FOMC statement, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman voted against maintaining the current interest rate, supporting a 25 basis point cut; Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, and Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan voted to keep rates unchanged but opposed the language in the statement that retained a dovish bias. The FOMC statement included the term 'further' in the context of considering the degree and timing of any further adjustments to the federal funds rate target range. Market analysts expect that the term 'further' will be removed to diminish the implication of a rate cut. This meeting is likely to be Powell's last as Fed Chair. (Jin Shi)

Four Dissenting Votes! Fed Divisions Deepen as Powell's Tenure Ends

29 апреля иранские сообщения указали, что Пакистан открыл 6 наземных маршрутов в Иран, обходя торговую блокаду, вызванную напряженностью в регионе Ормуз, тем самым открывая альтернативный маршрут для тысяч контейнеров. (CGTN)

[Иранские СМИ: Пакистан открыл 6 наземных маршрутов в Иран, облегчая торговую блокаду]29 апреля иранские сообщения указали, что Пакистан открыл 6 наземных маршрутов в Иран, обходя торговую блокаду, вызванную напряженностью в регионе Ормуз, тем самым открывая альтернативный маршрут для тысяч контейнеров. (CGTN)

Иранские СМИ: Пакистан открыл 6 наземных маршрутов в Иран, облегчая торговую блокаду

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