Fed Chair Says Long-Term Rate Stability Can Be Achieved Indirectly
The Federal Reserve Chair reaffirmed that stabilizing long-term interest rates is attainable through indirect measures rather than direct intervention.
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Long-Term Interest Rates: The rates charged for borrowing or lending money for an extended period, often influencing economic growth, investment, and inflation.
Federal Reserve: The central banking system of the United States, responsible for implementing monetary policy and regulating financial institutions.