It is estimated that Powell will acknowledge that economic growth momentum is slowing, especially as the employment market has begun to show signs of fatigue, but he will emphasize that "price stability is the cornerstone of long-term prosperity," implying that the Federal Reserve would rather endure short-term sluggish growth than allow secondary inflation driven by energy costs to take hold.

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