The Fed's latest take on the U.S. economy is still seeing positive growth, although the rate of growth has slowed somewhat due in part to the severe winter weather that constricted economic activity. General Comments The Federal Reserve ended its two-day meeting by reiterating its intention to continue cutting the stimulus buying by $10 billion in April. This was fully expected and would put it at $55 billion, down from a peak of $85 billion. The Fed's latest take on the U.S. economy is still seeing positive growth, although the rate of growth has slowed somewhat due in part to the severe winter weather that constricted economic activity. In something of a change, the Fed is no longer tying its interest rate policies to a specific unemplo...