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Analysis from @NickTimiraos finds five takeaways from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s appearance on Capitol Hill. https://t.co/Mi7Ocvjy7o
— Nell Henderson (@NHendersonWSJ) March 1, 2019
Five thing we learned from Powell's latest testimony: Lawmakers weren't all that interested in interest rates. The subject of where the Fed's policy rate could be headed never came up in questioning of the Fed chairman https://t.co/NhW9RfjJtO
— Nick Timiraos (@NickTimiraos) March 1, 2019
@bopinion you ignore the government transfer payments when calculating income versus a cost of “living” in your article. Until those are ended, people don’t care if they earn money asince the government gives it to them anyway. @AFPhq https://t.co/SCHp3cEuQ4
— Small Government (@SmallGov4All) March 2, 2019
As long as workers receive less than a living wage, no one should be surprised when lawmakers look for every opportunity to intervene. My latest: https://t.co/rxsQ9LTpMk via @bopinion
— Nir Kaissar (@nirkaissar) March 1, 2019
US Congressman to Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell: Cryptocurrencies will “Foster Innovation” in the U.S. https://t.co/3jrwYuRXyi
— ?Predicoin? (@predicoin) March 2, 2019