Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady
The Federal Open Market Committee announced Tuesday that the economy is improving well enough that it will leave interest rates unchanged and avoid any quantitative easing, so everyone carry on.
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The Federal Reserve has announced a new round of Quantitative Easing, hoping to boost a sluggish economy with a influx of new cash.
The Federal Open Market Committee announced Tuesday that the economy is improving well enough that it will leave interest rates unchanged and avoid any quantitative easing, so everyone carry on.
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