OECD Economic Outlook, May 2004

The OECD published the May 2004 edition of its Economic Outlook on 11 May. In the report it said the OECD raised its forecasts for economic growth this year and next and said the Fed should start raising interest rates in the middle of this year to keep inflation pressures under control.

Interest rates ``are low at this stage of the recovery in the U.S. -- the Fed has maintained an extremely accommodative stance for an unusually long time,'' the OECD said. ``A gradual withdrawal of monetary

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