Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a highly-anticipated speech before the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium on Friday, although he touched only briefly on the outlook for monetary policy.
In prepared marks, Powell noted the labor market remains near maximum employment and inflation has come down a great deal from its post-pandemic high but cautioned "the balance of risks appears to be shifting."
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