Federal Reserve Chair Powell said the US economy has been expanding at a ‘solid pace’ in the face of the Iran war energy shock, and is likely to keep growing at more than 2% this year because of solid consumer spending and data center investment. READ: | Collector

Federal Reserve Chair Powell said the US economy has been expanding at a ‘solid pace’ in the face of the Iran war energy shock, and is likely to keep growing at more than 2% this year because of solid consumer spending and data center investment. READ:

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Federal Reserve Chair Powell said the US economy has been expanding at a ‘solid pace’ in the face of the Iran war energy shock, and is likely to keep growing at more than 2% this year because of solid consumer spending and data center investment. READ:

Federal Reserve Chair Powell said the US economy has been expanding at a ‘solid pace’ in the face of the Iran war energy shock, and is likely to keep growing at more than 2% this year because of solid consumer spending and data center investment. READ:

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