Live Market Analysis of the Fed’s Decision
|While the Fed will likely address that economic growth in the U.S. was slower than they would have liked it to be in the first half of 2014, they will stay the course in reeling in their quantitive easing policy by another 10 billion, which inevitably brings analysts around to addressing the inevitability of higher rates in the U.S. at a time when Europe is embracing a lower interest rate strategy. Just as markets await Fed actions before pricing in future moves traders await the markets actions to produce trade and trade management signals.
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