The funniest possible outcome of the December Fed meeting
The Federal Reserve is deeply divided right now between officials who think it should cut interest rates next month and those who don’t. One plausible result of the vote would create a stunning irony. The big picture: Usually, as a Fed watcher, you don’t spend much effort counting votes. The policy committee reaches a consensus decision, and if there is a dissent or two, that is a…
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