fed officials also raised concerns about risks to the inflation of policy makers in the US Federal Reserve differed last month about the future course of monetary policy should take.The Fed $originated (£ 375bn) Treasury bond purchase plan, designed to stimulate the economy should in June end.
Minutes of the Fed's March meeting revealed that some members of the Central Bank thought stricter conditions should move to end of the year.
But others thought that the Fed should maintain an easy monetary policy course of next year.
"A few participants indicated, that justify economic conditions could a move toward less accommodative monetary policy this year;" a few others noted that extraordinary policy accommodation through 2011, may be suitable "The minutes revealed."
Where all 10 members of the Committee meet the Fed policy, interest rates to 0 (zero) in the vicinity of keeping and voted to continue with the asset purchasing plan.
However has "taken note of some members, that evidence of a stronger recovery, or the higher inflation or rising inflationary expectations, it reduced the pace or total size of the purchase programme".
Inflation fearsFed officials also raised concerns that a big jump in energy prices threaten economic growth and press you to above inflation could.
"A significant increase in the longer-term inflation expectations could contribute to excessive wage and price inflation, which would be costly to eliminate,", said the minutes.
But the Committee rise "temporary" be expected and believed underlying trends of inflation would be unaffected.
Members of the Committee also noted that "unfolding events in the Middle East and North Africa, together with the recent earthquake, tsunami and subsequent developments in Japan of further uncertainty about the Economic Outlook increased had".
