INVESTORS may be going a little too dotty over dots. The "dot plot", which shows what voting members of the Federal Reserve think should be the target short-term interest rate in the coming years, set ...

The dot plot, if open, is in the end a picture that can change at a rapid pace with the introduction of fresh data. Over these economic morsels is ratcheted a ratcheting up of political pressure.

Investing.com -- The Federal Reserve's supersized rate cut in September isn't a sign of things to come as the latest signals from the Fed's 'dot plot' show that members aren't in a rush to back ...