Yesterday’s highly anticipated release of the Federal Reserve minutes of last month's policy-making meeting did little to answer decisively the question on the minds of many market participants: whether the Fed will raise interest rates in September, the first increase in more than nine years. The minutes didn't necessarily reflect a Fed that wishes to keep its cards close to its chest. Instead, they were an indication of the analytical complexity of the situation facing the central bank. There are four notable factors that are proving very confusing for Fed officials and, accordingly, led them to keep their policy ... (full story)