Fed’s ‘Operation Twist’ Fails to Convince Investors It Will Boost Growth

The Federal Reserve’s plan to buy longer-term Treasuries has succeeded in bringing down interest rates while not convincing investors the unorthodox monetary policy will strengthen economic growth. Stocks fell for a second day yesterday as investors sought safe assets after the Fed announced it ...

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