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Fed Chairman Powell: The core PCE excluding the impact of product tariffs is slightly above 2%, which is a healthy progress in terms of inflation.

Fed Chairman Powell: Tariffs are likely to be a one-time price increase, and most of the inflation overshoot comes from tariffs, not demand.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Risks to both aspects of the dual mandate have weakened slightly, and the committee has different views on how to weigh these risks.

Fed Chairman Powell: There are still some tensions between employment and inflation, but they have eased.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Non-voting committees also broadly support this decision.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Today’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged has broad support.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The unemployment rate has shown some signs of stabilizing.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The economy will enter 2026 on a solid basis.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The U.S. economy expanded at a solid pace last year.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The foundation of the U.S. economy is solid.

Fed Chairman Powell: Good Afternoon.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune: I hope to complete the appropriations bill here instead of sending it back to the House of Representatives.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune: Eager to hear Democrats' demands for appropriations bills.

The U.S. Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that the deployment of the U.S. National Guard and military to U.S. cities from June to December 2025 will cost $496 million.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will hold a monetary policy news conference in ten minutes.

Money market data analysis company iMoneyNet: U.S. money market fund assets increased by $7.72 billion in the week ended January 27.

German Chancellor Mertz: It is impossible for Ukraine to join the EU before 2027.

The U.S. Department of Energy announces a "realignment" of critical mineral projects

The Mexican Ministry of Economy stated that exports will grow by 7.6% in 2025, setting a new record.

U.S. natural gas futures rebounded sharply, rising more than 10%, after falling 15% before. The market fluctuated violently before the contract expired.