Some policymakers responded to the global uncertainty and downside risks to inflation by revising down their economic projections, but a number of market participants went a step further to call the central bank's decision to
begin policy normalization in December 2015 a «policy mistake.»
Not exact matches
Indeed, even as the Federal Reserve (Fed)
began the process of rate
normalization late last year, it left interest rates unchanged at its
policy meeting this month.
Lack of inflation has central banks rethinking In recent months markets have been anticipating that the European Central Bank will join the US Federal Reserve in
beginning a long process of monetary
policy normalization.
The Bank of England (BOE) and European Central Bank (ECB) are the latest bodies to
begin the slow process of
policy normalization.