online.wsj.com - 10/23/2009
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As the Federal Reserve's next meeting approaches in early November, an internal debate is brewing about how and when to signal the possibility of interest-rate increases. The Fed has said since March that it will keep rates very low for an "extended period." Long before it raises rates, ...
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Published: October 22 2009 23:40 | Last updated:
October 22 2009 23:40 When the Federal Reserve cut...
interest rates to virtually zero in December last year, it told the market it expected to keep them there for quite a while. The message was in a key ...
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... - As the Federal Reserve's next meeting approaches in early November, an internal debate is brewing about how and when to signal the possibility of interest-rate increases. The Fed has said since March that it will keep rates very low for an "extended period." Long before it raises rates, however, it will need to change that public signal to financial markets. Because the recovery is so young and is expected to be so weak, many central bank officials are comfortable, for now, keeping rates very low. But they are beginning to strategize about how to walk away from the ...
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