Jerome Powell has been eager to remind investors that the economy is still deep in the throes of a battle with high prices and a potential slowdown. But the chair of the Federal Reserve may have been trying to get a different point across when he took to a Q&A with reporters Wednesday after raising interest rates by 25 basis points. Powell said it was "gratifying to see the disinflationary process now getting under way," one of his 15 mentions of the term, while simultaneously warning investors this process still had a way to go before rate cuts could be considered. For investors who have been upbeat since the turn ... (full story)