Fed Chair Jerome Powell Tests Positive for COVID-19
Powell is working from home and will deliver Georgetown Law commencement address via video.
- Powell contracted the virus after a recent trip to Europe where he participated in a panel discussion in Amsterdam.
- He is experiencing symptoms and following CDC guidelines by staying away from others.
- This is Powell's second COVID-19 infection, having previously tested positive in January 2023.
- Financial markets showed little reaction to the news of Powell's latest COVID-19 infection.
- The next Federal Reserve policy meeting is scheduled for June 11-12.