- Fed drops “patient” pledge, opens door to rate hike in June or later
- Fed officials see lower range for longer-run unemployment rate
- FOMC: Increase in rates remains unlikely at April FOMC meeting
- FOMC: Economic growth has moderated somewhat
- FOMC: Change in forward guidance does not mean Fed has decided on timing of rate hike
- FOMC: Export growth has weakeend
- FOMC: Inflation has declined further, largely reflecting energy prices decline
- FOMC: Labor market conditions have improved further, job gains strong
- FOMC: Fed expects inflation to rise gradually toward 2 % over medium-term
- FED projects inflation at 0.6-0.8 % in 2015, 1.7-1.9 % in 2016; 1.9-2.0 % in 2017
- FED sees Fed Funds Rate at median of 1.875 % at end of 2016
- FED projects GDP 2.3-2.7 % in 2015; 2.3-2.7 % in 2016; 2.0-2.4 % in 2017
- FED projects unemployment rate 5.0-5.2 % in 2015; 4.9-5.1 % 2016; 4.8-5.1 % 2017
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