Just 36 months ago, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell said low inflation — it had averaged just 1.7 percent for a decade — was the nation’s foremost economic challenge.

Japan's exports fell for a second straight month as sweeping U.S. tariffs took a toll on the country's manufacturers, and Canadian retailer Alimentation Couche-Tard pulled its $47 billion bid to buy Seven & i Holdings, citing a lack of constructive engagement by the Japanese retailer.

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As per Bespoke's data, Powell's tenure has seen particularly painful last hours on Fed rate decision days, with an average fall of 20.19 basis points in the benchmark S&P 500 index (SP500).

Jay Powell and Lael Brainard know rising inflation must be addressed, but not at the expense of getting people back to work.