Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will speak at Harvard University's economics class, according to Bloomberg Markets. The appearance marks another high-profile engagement for the central bank chief as he continues to shape monetary policy discussions across the country.

Powell's Harvard visit comes amid ongoing debates about interest rates and inflation control. The Fed chair has been actively engaging with academic institutions to discuss economic policy and the central bank's role in managing the current economic environment.

This speaking engagement at Harvard follows Powell's recent testimony before Congress and various public appearances where he has addressed the Federal Reserve's approach to balancing economic growth with inflation concerns. The Harvard economics class provides a platform for Powell to share insights with future economic leaders.