U.S. Fed chief Powell

U.S. Fed chief Powell

Screenshot image shows U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speaking at an online press conference on Nov. 5, 2020. The Fed decided to keep its key interest rate near zero and continue its bond-buying program to support a fragile U.S. economic recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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