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Subscriber OnlyBusinessEconomicsYellen Says Forces Holding Down Rates May Be Long LastingFed chief discusses the ‘new normal’ that’s holding rates downU.S. central bank scales back pace of projected rate risesFed Scales Back Rate Projections ByRich Miller+FollowJune 15, 2016, 10:26 PM UTCFederal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen seems to be coming around to what her one-time rival, Lawrence Summers, has been arguing for a while: Some of the forces holding down interest rates may be long-lasting and secular.QuickTake The Fed Lifts Off