Fed Chair Jerome Powell's current approach to interest rates is constrained by the conflicting pressures of slowing economic growth and rising inflation caused by tariffs.

“So he's basically saying, hey, we're holding where we are until, you know, we until we see what's going on.”

The current economic situation involves uncertainty caused by the new trade policies which are difficult to quantify.

“but the the level of uncertainty in the economy is hard to even capture with words. I mean it's it's we're we're not the woods that's for sure.”