Powell's congressional hearing the day after: Tariffs are unprecedented, and it is difficult to predict the impact on inflation

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Trade agreements may prompt the Fed to consider rate cuts.

Written by: Li Dan, Wall Street Insights

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At the hearing this Wednesday, some lawmakers questioned the renovation plan, and Powell said that the Federal Reserve "takes seriously its responsibility as a steward of public funds, and no one wants to renovate a historic building." He also said that the headquarters building is neither safe nor waterproof, needs renovation, and this matter can be left to his successors.

According to media reports, the early planning for the Marriner S. Eccles building included a rooftop garden, water features, and an upgraded executive dining room. Powell stated at Wednesday's hearing that these reports are not accurate and are sensationalist.

Powell said: "All the sensationalist content reported by the media is not in the current plan. There is no VIP dining room, no new marble, no dedicated elevators. No new water features, no beehives, and no rooftop terrace garden."

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