Sen. Bernie Sanders released a report focused on problems facing the American retirement system, as advocates of defined-benefit plans squared off with proponents of defined-contribution plans.
In his semiannual testimony before Congress, the Fed chair will hear from Democrats who want interest rate cuts to keep the economy humming and Republicans who want him to scrap capital requirement increases for big banks.
"If the moves look random, then it potentially creates a problematic appearance. As long as they can make a credible case that they are data-dependent, they are OK."
