A market that just a week ago worried that the Federal Reserve would begin raising rates too soon is now entertaining a very different set of possibilities. The most extreme among them: Speculation over a chance, however remote, that the Fed may not only tighten later and slower than expected, but may choose to employ a mini-hike as a baby step measure toward taking away the proverbial monetary punch bowl. Goldman Sachs' chief economist, Jan Hatzius, included the possibility in a note to clients on what to expect from a suddenly ultradovish Open Market Committee. "For the sake of completeness, there is also a small ... (full story)