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Accomodative Federal Reserve Policy

The Federal Reserve's interest rate policy is considered to be accomodative when it sets overnight rates below the rate of inflation

  • In October 2018 the Federal Reserve raise US interest rates higher than inflation
    • First time in many years that rates were no longer accomodative
    • Fed removed the word "accomodative" from its

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