Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's message in announcing a barrage of mo...
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s message in announcing a barrage of monetary policy and liquidity actions was clear: The U.S. central bank will use all the tools at its disposal to keep credit flowing through the U.S. and global financial system.
“We really are going to use our tools to do what we need to do here,” Powell said, adding that the Fed has gone in “strong” and could increase bond-buying and use other means to support the economy. To many observers, Powell, a mild-mannered Republican with a background in private equity but no formal economics training, who became head of the world’s most powerful central bank two years ago, has acted quickly and decisively.
Analysts noted the Trump administration has so far been the opposite of the Fed: slow-footed, muddled and with few sweeping concrete actions.
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