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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivers his second day of semiannual testimony before Congress, in an appearance before the House Financial Services Committee.
During his first day, before the Senate banking panel on Tuesday, the central bank chairman warned of "significant uncertainty" about the path of the recovery. He also explained the Fed's corporate bond buying program and reiterated that he doesn't see negative interest rates in the future.
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