Did you see that? Powell gave a speech at Stanford and... he completely avoided talking about economics or monetary policy. Like, that's usually his job, right?

After reading his remarks, I found it strange. Jerome Powell's speech was there, prepared, but zero comments on economic issues. So everyone is wondering what it really means. Is it strategic or is there something we don't know?

Analysts are dissecting every word to understand why Powell chose to stay silent on these topics. Honestly, this silence might say more than any Jerome Powell speech could have. Do you think it's intentional or just bad timing?