内容摘要：. They vowed to hold firm until their demands are met.

. They vowed to hold firm until their demands are met.

Powell’s remarks come two days after Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs that have upended the global economy, prompted, and sent stock prices in the U.S. and overseas

Powell’s description of the impact of tariffs was more negative than, when he said that any inflation resulting from the tariffs would likely be temporary.Weaker growth and higher prices are a tricky combination for the Fed. Typically the central bank would reduce its key interest rate to lower borrowing costs and spur the economy in the event of slower growth, while it would raise rates — or keep them elevated — to slow spending and combat inflation.

“The Fed is in a tough spot with inflation set to accelerate and the economy poised to slow,” said Kathy Bostjancic, chief economist at Nationwide.The Fed is required by law to seek maximum employment and price stability, which it defines as yearly inflation of 2%. Powell acknowledged that the tariffs, which could cause job losses and raise prices, could make both those goals harder to achieve.

“The two goals ... are in tension — or they may be,” he said.

Powell said the economy and hiring remain solid, for now, but he noted that consumers and businesses have become more pessimistic about the future.“Luego descubrí lo que es reconocerse como una persona afro”, dijo Castorela. “Somos muy diversos y quizá por la discriminación no nos sabemos identificar como tal.”

Su vida dio un giro cuando se unió a Mulato Teatro, una compañía que agrupa a intérpretes afrodescendientes que intentan abrirse espacios a pesar del racismo. Sin embargo, como muchos activistas del país, Castorela piensa que aún resta trabajo por hacer para cerrar la brecha de discriminación.

“Uno puede voltear y ver los rizos, los pómulos, los labios o los distintos tonos de piel, pero todavía hay una herida que no nos hace identificarnos”.En Estados Unidos se han realizado