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Fed Chair Calls Housing Market “Very Overheated”

Por: Forbes Business November 02, 2022

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Fed chair Jerome Powell, sees that the U.S. housing market is under stress and thinks that may be ... [+] necessary for the economy. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)Getty Images Jerome Powell said he viewed the U.S. housing market as “very overheated” after the pandemic, and believes supply and demand need to get back into balance. Powell spoke at a press conference on November 2 as the U.S. Federal Reserve Committee, which Powell chairs,... + full article



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