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- Many participants at oct. 31-nov. 1 Federal Reserve policy meeting felt interest rate increase likely warranted in the near term if U.S. economy remains on track - Minutes
Many participants at oct. 31-nov. 1 Federal Reserve policy meeting felt interest rate increase likely warranted in the near term if U.S. economy remains on track - Minutes
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Meeting included broad inflation debate, with a few participants saying rate hike should be deferred until data showed inflation was clearly on a path to fed's 2 percent target
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Many participants said the economy is operating at or above full employment and would continue growing above trend
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Concerns about inflation were widely shared; "many participants" observed that weak inflation could prove persistent and may reflect drop in inflation expectations
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Discussion also included possibility fed itself may have undercut inflation expectations by tightening monetary policy while price rises were below its target
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A couple of participants discussed possibility that "alternative frameworks," such as price level targeting, might be warranted given persistent inflation shortfall
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