As Federal Reserve officials gather in Washington on Tuesday to start a two-day meeting on setting monetary policy, investors see very low odds that they will raise their interest rate target. A “hold” on interest rates would ensure that it would be at least a year in between increases.
In opting not to raise rates for so long, keeping rates near zero even as the economy picks up, the Fed risks criticism.
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