Hatzius Says Fed Easing Measures Will Probably ‘Fall Short’

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Jan Hatzius, chief U.S. economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, said that while the Federal Reserve will “very likely” take more steps to ease monetary policy, asset purchases will have a limited effect on the economy.

“They’re going to do quite a lot but it’s probably still going to fall short,” Hatzius said today at a fiscal policy conference in Washington. “There is going to be a natural bias towards caution among monetary policy makers.”