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Then, on September 18, came the Fed’s long-awaited decision. After the buildup since May, the FOMC announced that it would leave interest rates where they were and continue bond buying at the current rate, pending “more evidence that progress will be sustained.”34 The taper, the prospect of which had been giving the markets jitters since May, was off.
Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World
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