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Fed Chairman Powell: The impact of interest rate cuts has just begun to be felt.

Fed Chairman Powell: Technical factors may distort CPI and household employment data.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The data may be distorted because some data are not collected.

Fed Chairman Powell: Need to be cautious when assessing household employment data.

Fed Chairman Powell: Differences are to be expected now.

The U.S. overnight repo rate tends to fall back to 4% due to the Federal Reserve's bond purchase program.

Fed Chairman Powell: Our disagreement lies in how to weigh risks in the economy.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Today’s decision has received quite broad support.

Fed Chairman Powell: Productivity is now at a structurally high level that it has been for many years.

Fed Chairman Powell: The difference between them is how you assess those risks.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Everyone agrees that the labor market has softened and there are further risks.

Fed Chairman Powell: Everyone at the policymaking table agrees that inflation is too high.

Fed Chairman Powell: Fed forecasts imply higher productivity.

Fed Chairman Powell: We can wait and see how the economy develops.

Fed Chairman Powell: Artificial Intelligence spending continues.

Fed Chairman Powell: Consumers continue to spend.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Fiscal policy will provide support.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Consumer spending is strong, and artificial intelligence data center spending supports business investment.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: A lot of data will be available between now and the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting in January.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Consumer spending is solid and business fixed investment is expanding.