In an April 9 speech, Powell said that “we all want to avoid a false start.”
The central bank also unveiled a new $2.3 trillion set of emergency initiatives.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has urged caution about prematurely reopening the economy in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. So reports NBC News.
In an April 9 speech, Powell said that “we all want to avoid a false start.”
The central bank also unveiled a new $2.3 trillion set of emergency initiatives.