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Fed bias

The way the Federal Open Markets Committee announces its perspective on the current state of inflation in the economy. It is a statement that indicates how the Fed is leaning in terms of its next interest rate move.

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  1. What is Fed bias? definition and meaning
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  2. Fed Bias: Definition from Answers.com
    expressed inclination of the federal open market committee (FOMC), to raise, lower, or keep unchanged, the target federal funds rate, based on current.
     
  3. Fed Bias Definition from Financial Times Lexicon
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  4. Fed hints at fresh action on economy - FT.com
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  8. Economist's View: Novak: Fed's Secret Plans to Change FOMC ...
    Aug 16, 2007 ... However, according to Capitol Hill sources, they had secretly decided to issue a statement soon changing the Fed's bias toward easing -- which ...