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Fed's Powell says decades-long trend of weak inflation likely won't change from new stimulus - at least not immediately

Posted on: Feb 23, 2021 | Posted by: Business Mag

Summary List Placement Additional fiscal stimulus is expected to lift inflation, but the quarter-century trend of weak price growth will likely remain intact, Federal Reserve...

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