Powell: Did Not Suggest the Fed Would Not Expand Its Balance Sheet During a Crisis

BlockBeats News, July 15th - Federal Reserve Chair Powell stated that the June CPI showed a positive correlation with inflation expectations. He did not imply that the Fed would not expand its balance sheet during a crisis.

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