Powell says Fed interest rates may not need to rise as much amid banking stress
Fed Chair Powell said officials may not have to raise the fed funds rate as much due to banking system stress. He added risks are "more balanced"
Powell says Fed interest rates may not need to rise as much amid banking stress
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