Panama Canal Is Going Dry

Panama Canal is going dry as a severe drought has caused water levels in the lake that feeds the locks in the Panama Canal to drop far below normal.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell keeps careful track of employment levels, wages, consumer prices and numerous other metrics to see where the US inflation rate may be headed in the next year.

He might also want to keep an eye on water levels at Gatun Lake.

That’s the lake that feeds the locks in the Panama Canal...

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