Fed has new tools to jig rates after first hike in 9 years
NEW YORK, Dec 16 (Reuters) - No sooner will the Federal Reserve raise U.S. interest rates than it must make more decisions on how to drain markets awash in cash and, further down the road, how to shrink its swollen balance sheet.
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