28 Apr 2020 The Fed is More Likely To Pursue Curve Control than Negative Rates

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)27th Apr 2020 20:20U.S., U.S. Key Issues, Economic Monitor

The Fed meeting today is unlikely to bring any significant policy shifts, mostly because the Fed has done everything we thought would be necessary once it became clear how badly the economy would be hit by Covid-19.

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