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  1. Inflation targets were missed, necessitating the maintenance of high interest rates by central banks.
  2. FED monetary policy decisions, led by Powell, affected the housing market.

Powell's dovish commentary on May 20, 2026, shifted market expectations regarding FED policy.

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Powell's dovish commentary on May 20, 2026, shifted market expectations regarding FED policy.

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  1. Chairman Powell acknowledged tightening conditions on May 20, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Powell's dovish remarks changed market expectations for FED policy.1 source
  3. Powell's remarks suggest the FED may consider interest rate cuts.1 source

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