Summary | The Fed will probably repeat that it won't start
lifting borrowing costs until it sees more improvement in the
labor market and is reasonably confident inflation will move
toward its 2% target. Beyond that, any changes could be very
subtle.
lifting borrowing costs until it sees more improvement in the
labor market and is reasonably confident inflation will move
toward its 2% target. Beyond that, any changes could be very
subtle.
blogs.wsj.com | 28 April 2015