FOMC Minutes – Is The Exit Strategy To Do Nothing?

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By Barry Ritholtz - July 15th, 2010, 1:11PM


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2 Responses to “FOMC Minutes – Is The Exit Strategy To Do Nothing?”

  1. JohnL Says:

    Yes, as you can clearly see in this picture “Do Nothing” under the “Policy Options” menu is grayed out.

    http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/trichet/Bernanke%20Desktop.jpg

  2. baychev Says:

    What’s to complain about here: 3.25% projected GDP growth vs. 2.5-3% long term projection, 0.9% CPI vs. 2% target and they’re saying the economy is sputtering? They mean the eCONomy, I guess.

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