Investors hoping the Federal Reserve will quickly lower interest rates to rescue a new wobbly economy and sinking stock market from President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs may be disappointed. Noting that tariffs could both push up inflation and slow the economy, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Friday the central bank will be especially…
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