Fed raises rates for 10th time as 'Measured' pace continues

Article Abstract:

United States Federal Reserve Board has raised short-term interest rates to 3.5 percent from 3.25 percent. The strategy of raising interest rates is likely to continue. The United States economy is growing, inflation is down and longterm interest rates remain uncharacteristically low.

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Fed lifts rates, warns on inflation

Article Abstract:

The United States Federal Reserve Board has begun to raise interest rates as expected, but at a measured pace, which is interpreted as a quarter of a percentage point per meeting. The Federal Reserve Board has also, for the first time expressed concern for inflation.

Inflation (Finance), Pension funds, Free trade, Inflation (Economics)

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U.S. Fed leaves rates unchanged but future commitment weakens

Article Abstract:

The Federal Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve voted unanimously to leave the federal-funds rate target at 1%.

United States. Federal Open Market Committee

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