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Economists widely expect that the Fed will continue to keep its key interest rate, the federal funds rate, at a record low of zero to 0.25percentt, where it has been since last August.
But growth is sputtering, and economists now expect that the Fed will leave its $2 trillion of bandages, props and crutches untouched until next year.
Most economists expect that the Fed will hike interest rates just once before the end of 2016 and that it will come in December after the US presidential elections.
Some close watchers of the central bank expect that the Fed will defer any decision to "Twist" — or take any other major steps — until the board next meets in November, but that the board will make a smaller gesture Wednesday to signal its commitment to help.
Instead, we expect that the Fed will move away from its commitment to keep interest rates near 0% for an "extended period".
Investors in nonbanks now expect that the Fed will open a safety net to catch them, should they falter, the suit contends.
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"We do expect that continued increases in the fed funds rate will translate to increased mortgage rates, which will slow down the housing market during the year," said Tim Eller, chief executive of Centex Homes.
We now expect the fed funds rate to end next year at 2% rather than 2.38%.
Paul Ashworth, chief US economist at Capital Economics, said: "We now expect the fed funds rate to end this year at between 0.25-0.50%.
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