Fed Chairman Powell: Business leaders tell me the economy remains strong.

Fed Chairman Powell: Markets are seeing economic resilience and are revising their views.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: It is unclear whether bond yields will continue to rise and there is volatility in the market.

Fed Chairman Powell: The rise in bond yields does not appear to be related to market expectations for further interest rate hikes by the Fed.

Fed Chairman Powell: Bond yields do not indicate monetary policy views.

Fed Chairman Powell: Rising bond yields are tightening financial conditions.

Fed Chairman Powell: A strong economy may be part of the reason for rising yields.

Fed Chairman Powell: Our economy is doing very well.

Fed Chairman Powell: The evidence you have seen with your own eyes shows that the economy can handle higher interest rates.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: He does not believe there has been a fundamental change in the way interest rates affect the economy.

Fed Chairman Powell: The fact is, we have a strong economy and a strong job market, and those are the factors we want to see.

Fed Chairman Powell: The Fed wants to see a strong economy and falling inflation.

Fed Chairman Powell: The economy may be somewhat less susceptible to interest rate increases.

Fed Chairman Powell: We are seeing policy working through its usual channels.