Even though Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke just repeated the party line in a slightly different way in his semi-annual testimony to Congress today, the message that the tapering of QE3 is not set in stone and that the end of the asset purchases won’t be immediately followed by higher interest rates is increasingly getting through to the markets.
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