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Federal Reserve Chairman Powell begins FOMC press conference, discusses collegial committee discussions.

Name: Federal Reserve Chairman Powell begins FOMC press conference, discusses collegial committee discussions.
Uploaded: 2026-07-29
Description: Our kevin wash anthem good day My second FOMC committee meeting as chairman has come quickly It's probably too early to call it a streak But our discussions again were collegial and constructive I'm truly lucky to work with colleagues so capable and mission focused And so determined like I am to sha

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Our kevin wash anthem good day My second FOMC committee meeting as chairman has come quickly It's probably too early to call it a streak But our discussions again were collegial and constructive I'm truly lucky to work with colleagues so capable and mission focused And so determined like I am to sharpen the performance of the federal reserve Today as you know our committee decided to vote by a nine to three vote

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