Jay Powell hints at rate cuts. The Fed chairman said yesterday that the central bank was prepared to act to sustain the economic expansion if President Trump’ s trade disputes weakened the economy, Jeanna Smialek and Matt Phillips of the NYT write. “We do not know how or when these issues will be resolved,” Mr. Powell said of the trade disputes.“ We are closely monitoring…
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