. Powell also noted that he expects inflation to remain elevated in the near term, but will likely decline over time as the economy recovers. He added that the Federal Reserve is committed to using its tools to support a strong labor market, but it likely will need to keep interest rates low and its balance sheet large to achieve its goal of maximum employment.
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