Powell says inflation is partly due to energy costs and the policy stance remains appropriate; Middle East tensions add uncertainty, with risks to both sides of the dual mandate, as spending stays resilient and labor demand weakens.Abstract: This brief analyzes Powell's remarks on inflation, policy stance, and uncertainty. It notes that high inflation is partly due to rising energy prices, endorses the current policy as appropriate, and highlights increased geopolitical risk from Middle East events. It also discusses tensions within the Fed's dual mandate, pointing to resilient consumer spending and softer labor demand as key dynamics shaping the outlook.

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2026-04-29 20:51:18

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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.

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