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The Federal Reserve, with the ink barely dry on its statement of intent to move in a measured pace, has begun a new theme that says 'measured' may be too slow.

There is a real possibility that measured will be gone from the statement but that's not necessarily to say that the Fed is becoming more hawkish. At some point they have to remove measured and even though some people think it implies more aggressive action, I think it could mean the Fed is coming to an end of its tightening cycle.

I would bet anything they rue the day they got trapped into these terms like measured, patient. The signals Greenspan and others have given is that measured still the way they want to present their stance. It's now measured with a 'but,' behind it though. She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and understanding of her emotions.

Tom Schlesinger

I think the punishment has to be measured in just doses. The punishment aspect has to be measured to the degree of intent.

There's nothing new from what we saw in the statement -- the downturn in growth is temporary, policy is still accommodative and they can remove stimulus at a measured pace.

Steven Ricchiuto

The key thing is that, while this doesn't take away inflation concerns, it mitigates some of them and makes the 'measured' approach ... an even more likely response from the Federal Reserve.

Nick Bennenbroek

I think the Fed will keep in 'measured pace.' There is no need for a major shift in the statement because economic conditions are similar to what they've been during the past couple of meetings.

Vincent Boberski

For all intents and purposes the Fed is going to move at a measured pace whether that word is in there or not. And now, the longer end of the yield curve should react more to Fed moves.

Richard Yamarone

The Fed is going to move at its gradual, measured pace because we've hit an oil-induced soft patch, ... Fifty-basis-point hikes are not right when the economy is skittish and market is jittery about oil.

Richard Yamarone

Our growth has been quite measured. It's never been our intent to impose a lot of restaurants on the world but rather to keep pace with the demand for our food. We've very methodically entered new markets and built in our existing markets based on the demand and what our opportunity has been.

Everyone is expecting a 25-basis point rise. The mantra has been measured and we expect it to continue to be measured.

Timothy Ghriskey

What is measured improves, and what isn't measured doesn't improve. It's an incentive. Providers don't want to be at 85 percent when their neighbors are higher.

The Fed has stated pretty steadily that they are on this measured pace of tightening, and investors will be looking to see that they maintain that pace,

Maria Fiorini Ramirez

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