Federal Reserve officials are looking to reverse the massive bond-buying programs they launched during the recession later this year, according to notes from their May meeting released Wednesday.
By shrinking the $4.5 trillion balance sheet the Fed built up over the past nine years, the Fed would accelerate its efforts to return to the kind of U.S. monetary policy seen before the financial crisis.
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