The US Federal Reserve is highly likely to slow its asset purchases by another $10bn next week as the economy shakes off its winter torpor.
Retail sales, industrial production and payrolls growth were all robust in recent weeks, adding to evidence of accelerating growth, after a cold winter led to fears for the economic outlook.
The US economy’s resilience means debate among officials on the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee is moving away from the short-term outlook and towards long-run questions about how the economy will behave as it nears full employment.
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