Some Fed officials concerned April hike would ‘signal a sense of urgency’
Minutes from March meeting reveal caution around prospect of a hike this month
Minutes from the latest US Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting reveal some Fed officials are concerned an interest rate hike in April would "signal a sense of urgency they did not think appropriate".
On March 15 and 16, the FOMC kept its federal funds rate target at 0.25–0.5%. During that meeting, participants "expressed a range of views" about the likelihood that incoming information would make an adjustment appropriate at their next meeting, on April 26–27.
"A number of
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