Analysts expect Fed to hold off on interest rate move
The Federal Reserve will not move the reference rate in its first monetary policy meeting of the year, and will even give a more conservative message regarding lowering the cost of credit for companies and individuals, according to specialists. The fact that the U.S. economy continues to grow with fewer price problems and full employment makes it more likely…
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