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23 September. 2016 How to Read the Split FOMC's Confusing Thought Processes

By Ian Shepherdson

Over the past few days we have written about the difference between the Fed's tactics--signalling rate hikes and then choosing not to act in the face of weaker data--and its strategy, which is to normalize rates in the expectation that inflation will head to 2% in the medium-term.

Posted: 22nd Sep 2016 in 'U.S. Documents'

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