The attacks in the Middle East could make it harder for the Fed to cut rates. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell recently spoke at a conference where the potential impacts of President Donald Trump’s policy changes on the economy were discussed. Analysts noted that Fed officials were cautious about cutting rates due to the unpredictability…
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