Why checks and balances of the courts, as well as SEC enforcement, are critical to maintaining the strength of U.S. markets.

"If inflation started to tick back down or we saw some marked weakening in the labor market, then that might cause us to cut back on interest rates. Or, if we get convinced that inflation is entrenched at 3 percent and we need to go higher, we will do that."

Social bonds had their busiest April ever and green bonds their second-busiest.

Demand for workers is moderating, but the data likely doesn't amount to "an unexpected weakening" that would warrant a policy response.

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In remarks following today's FOMC meeting, Powell did not comment on whether rate cuts are likely this year, something he has said after prior meetings.

A more measured approach by authorities means due diligence processes take longer.

"If you take this to its natural extension, the FTC is invalidating hundreds and hundreds of years of statutes being implemented on this topic."