Monetary Policy and Financial Market Expectations: What Did They Know and When Did They Know It?

Abstract

Interest rates sometimes seem to respond to Federal Reserve policy actions in unexpected ways—for example, falling when the Fed “tightens” monetary policy or rising when the Fed “eases” policy. In this article, the authors attempt to demystify such responses.

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