11 June 2020 The Fed isn't Thinking About Thinking About Hiking, Why Would They

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)10th Jun 2020 20:10U.S., Economic Monitor

The Fed announced no significant policy changes yesterday, but the FOMC reinforced its commitment to maintain "smooth market functioning", by promising to keep its Treasury and mortgage purchases "at least at the current pace".

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