Fed's Powell dodges questions on his future, but has advice for his successor

By Michael S. Derby Jan 28 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stuck mostly to form on Wednesday, deflecting questions from the press about both his future at the central bank and a criminal probe launched by the Trump administration,

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