FOMC is going to release its short-term interest rate decision for the first time in 2010 and mosts analysts agree that FOMC will keep current rates unchanged until Q3 or Q4 of this year, if not 2011. As the Federal Reserve may need more economic data to justify a surprise hike in the interest rate, this rate decision will probably go as expected (or unchanged).
This is a preview of US FOMC Federal Funds Rate Decision 01/27/10. Read More...
FOMC is going to release its short-term interest rate decision for the last time in 2009 and it is widely expected by analysts that FOMC will keep current rates unchanged until 2010. As FOMC rarely make any changes to the key interest rate at the end of the year, there is really no expectation for a surprise change. As far as FOMC officials and chairman Bernanke are concerned, they have stated on more than one occassion that FOMC will not raise interest rate until the latter part of 2010…
This is a preview of FOMC Federal Fund Rate Decision & Statement 12/16/09. Read More...
FOMC is going to release its short-term interest rate decision and it is widely expected by analysts that FOMC will keep current rates unchanged until 2010. This sentiment is also echoed by FOMC officials and chairman Bernanke, who has stated on more than one occassion that FOMC will not raise interest rate until the labor market improves. With last month’s NFP missing expectation, it is almost a certainty that we’ll get an unchanged verdict.
This is a preview of FOMC Federal Fund Rate Decision And Statement Analysis 11/04/09. Read More...
FOMC is going to render its Federal Fund Rate decision today, it is likely to be an unchanged verdict by keeping current rate a 0.25%. As a matter of fact, Fed Fund futures predicts that FOMC will keep rates unchanged from now all the way to December of 2009 (and beyond) for a possibly rate change…
This is a preview of US FOMC Federal Fund Rate Decision and Statement 09/23/09. Read More...
FOMC is going to release its interest rate decision today, it is likely to be an unchanged verdict keeping current Fed rate a 0.25%. As a matter of fact, Fed Fund prediction is that FOMC will keep rates unchanged from now all the way to December of 2009, where we might get a possibility of a hike.
This is a preview of US FOMC Rate Decision and Statement 08/12/09. Read More...
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