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Unclear when temporary supply bottlenecks will be resolved: Powell

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US inflation is rising due to temporary price increases as the economy bounces back from the pandemic, and supply bottlenecks, the resolution of which are "harder to predict," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says. SOUNDBITE

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