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Key points from the Fed Chair’s speech:

• At the next meeting, the Fed will take a pause to better assess the situation, as it’s still too early to determine the appropriate course of action.

• The future looks extremely uncertain, and the Fed’s task is to ensure that inflation doesn’t become a prolonged issue—especially given that the impact of tariffs has turned out to be much stronger than expected.

• Prices are rising, inflation is gaining momentum, but the Fed is sticking firmly to its policy and will not rush into making any decisions.

Nothing particularly new was said, but Donald Trump, on his social media just before the Fed Chair’s speech, wrote that now would be a great time to cut rates—once again hinting that it should happen at the upcoming Fed meeting in May.

Trump claims that now is a great time to become rich—richer than ever before.

Protests have erupted in the U.S. against Trump’s policies — people are frustrated with his methods of “cleansing” the economy at the expense of citizens. Tariffs are hitting the markets hard, stocks are falling, and the financial community has taken to the streets.
But knowing Trump, he’s likely to act quickly — a market recovery may be just around the corner.

Donald Trump stated that countries are “kissing his ass” to strike new trade deals.

💭 This is, at the very least, disrespectful and undiplomatic. Other countries that were still considering entering negotiations—like China—might think, “Who does he think he is?” After such a statement, I doubt China will back down; they’ll likely find another way out of the situation. And after hearing this, even the countries that were willing to make a deal might decide to walk away from the table.

China's Finance Ministry announces additional tariffs of 84% on US goods from April 10.

Today he gave a buy signal 😅
But after his son said it was “the best time to buy,” ETH dropped by 50%…
I stopped trusting that family name.
So I didn’t pay attention this time.
People on Twitter were saying: if Donald Sr. gave the signal — brace yourself! 😂

Jerome Powell is scheduled to speak at the Economic Club of Chicago today at 8:15 PM Moscow time.

Investors and analysts are expecting comments from the Fed Chair that could shed light on the regulator’s next steps amid the current economic uncertainty.

The Federal Reserve may face a difficult choice: to continue fighting inflation or to shift focus to the growing unemployment issue.

In anticipation of Powell’s remarks, increased market volatility is expected.

Fed’s Overall Position:
• The Fed is taking a wait-and-see approach — there’s no rush to cut rates until there is more clarity.
• Policy changes may come later, depending on how trade policy and macro data evolve.

U.S. Economy:
• The economy remains stable but is slowing down.
• The labor market is balanced, inflation is close to target but still slightly elevated.
• Unemployment is expected to rise as the economy continues to cool.

Risks and Uncertainty:
• The main source of uncertainty is Trump’s trade policy (high tariffs, potential changes in immigration, fiscal, and regulatory areas).
• Tariffs may fuel inflation and further slow growth.
• The Fed may temporarily deviate from its dual mandate goals (2% inflation and maximum employment) through the rest of 2025.
• There’s no modern precedent for managing the economy under such large-scale tariffs.

Bottom Line:
The Fed is cautious, monitoring macro data closely, and ready to adjust policy — but only when there’s more clarity. Trade wars, tariffs, and Trump’s policies create high uncertainty, making aggressive moves risky for now.

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