Fed board member warns U.S. economic slowdown may last longer than thought

Fed board member warns U.S. economic slowdown may last longer than thought

Federal Reserve Board member Lael Brainard delivers a speech in Washington on June 2, 2015, warning that the recent slowdown in U.S. economic activity may last longer than anticipated. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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