The markets have begun to heed the Fed’s bizarre warnings to ignore its own interest rate projections. But they shouldn’t be so trusting, especially when the minutes of the mid-March FOMC meeting revealed a growing split between those members that believe there is still plenty of slack in the labour market and those that believe it is now limited.
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