Analyst: The Federal Reserve Shows a Clear Dovish Stance.

According to a BlockBeats report on December 14th, Ellen Hazen, Chief Market Strategist at F.L. Putnam Investment Management, stated that "the Federal Reserve is unequivocally dovish. They added the word 'any' in the third paragraph of their statement, implying that there may not be any tightening measures next year, whereas they had previously indicated that there might be tightening next year. They attribute this to the slowdown in economic activity, which is the reason for this more moderate stance. They are basically saying that the drop in inflation is perfect. I am indeed concerned that, although the economy looks good at the moment, I hope they don't celebrate victory too early." (Jin10)