well jerome paul seems to prefer a clear language other than his predecessors ben bernanke and jennifer yellen he is not necessarily an academic he's a trained to lawyer later he worked as an investment banker and by the way he also sort of mentioned that it might be the right time to loosen financial regulation some quite a bit but he is pretty transparent and that is also what we saw under an agenda and also under ben bernanke you know yes let's talk about that economic policy about what's ahead what can we expect for the u.s. economy and especially for that possible fourth interest rate hike. yeah that's what powell hinted at or at least to me he opened the door a tiny bit that we might even see a four interest rate increases this year well he doesn't know we don't know nobody really knows how many increases we will get because that depends on the course of the u.s. and global economy and especially also where inflation moves talking about inflation didn't mention it that way just went up a quite a bit in the recent past it might continue to do so and that could be one stone that might move