The potential effects of the spread of the coronavirus, which has sickened more than 6,000, mostly in China, and killed 133 since its detection early last month, took centre stage in U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell#39;s news conference on Wednesday following the central bank#39;s widely expected decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
The potential effects of the spread of the coronavirus, which has sickened more than 6,000, mostly in China, and killed 133 since its detection early last month, took centre stage in U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell#39;s news conference on Wednesday following the central bank#39;s widely expected decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
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