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Powell: Fed 'not at all sure' inflation will fade next year

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WASHINGTON (AP) — In a fresh sign of his growing concerns about inflation, Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Federal Reserve can't be sure that price increases will slow

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  1. CBS News

    Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to warn Congress that inflation may keep rising next year (opens CBS News)

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    He plans to tell a Senate panel that the new COVID-19 variant could have an impact on economic activity and inflation.

  2. The Buffalo News

    Powell: Fed 'not at all sure' inflation will fade next year (opens The Buffalo News)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) — In a fresh sign of his growing concerns about inflation, Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Federal Reserve can't be sure that price increases will slow

  3. Breitbart News

    Powell Sticks to New Hawkish Stance, Saying Inflation Might Not Slow in 2022 (opens Breitbart News)

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    Jerome Powell again focused on the risk of inflation running hotter and longer than many economists expect. | Economy

  4. Washington Times

    Jerome Powell: Fed ‘not at all sure’ inflation will slow next year (opens Washington Times)

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    In a fresh sign of his growing concerns about inflation, Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Federal Reserve can’t be sure that price increases will slow in the second half of next year as many economists expect.

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