2012-06-18 — marketwatch.com
The move would serve several purposes, but would mainly show the Fed's resolve to act and help shore up confidence, said Millan Mulraine, economist at TD Securities.
The current $400 billion Twist program is set to expire at the end of June... analysts said the Fed has about $180 billion of short-term Treasurys left to sell. There was some speculation that the Fed might buy mortgage-backed securities in the new round.
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