Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was back on Capitol Hill for his second day of testimony. This time he was in front of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Powell has said recent economic data would likely have justified cutting interest rates,

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell resumes two days of Congressional testimony on Wednesday when he appears before the Senate Banking committee after scrutiny before a House panel the day before that focused on the Fed's concerns the Trump administration's tariff plans will raise inflation.

S.D., tells “Morning in America” he likes the way Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has maintained steady interest rates, despite President Donald Trump’s calls for cuts. “I think Jerome Powell is actually doing a pretty good job