Powell: The Federal Reserve is unlikely to be confident in cutting interest rates in March
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated, "Since December last year, the FOMC's interest rate forecast may not have changed much. We do not consider politics, and it is unlikely that the Federal Reserve will be confident enough to cut rates in March."
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