Fed Now More Likely to Do Third Round of Easing: Pros

QE3 may be coming after all. In a dramatic turnabout, market participants now believe the Federal Reserve is more likely than not to resume purchasing assets during the next year in a third round of quantitative easing the August CNBC Fed Survey shows. "There is no doubt that over the last week the ...

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