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- The Fed will continue to mitigate the policy until a substantial improvement in the labor market
The Fed will continue to mitigate the policy until a substantial improvement in the labor market
Fed to keep interest rates very low, while unemployment is more than 6.5%
Fed leaves rates are very low, while inflation will remain below 2.5%
Will look at other factors besides inflation, unemployment
Inflation slightly below the target level of 2%, stable expectations
Household spending rose, investment companies slowed
Necessary incentives to achieve the desired level of economic growth
Tensions in global financial markets continue to be a major risk factor
The Fed will continue to buy agency mortgage-backed securities to $ 40 billion per month
Richmond Fed President Lacker expressed his disagreement with the decision, opposed bond purchases and thresholds
Duration of new purchases of Treasury bonds corresponds to the operation "Twist"
The housing sector continues to show signs of improvement
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