The Federal Reserve said Friday it has revamped its security procedures surrounding the release of highly sensitive market-moving information.
The security overhaul comes after an unusual pattern of trading on Sept. 18, the day the Fed announced its decision not to slow down stimulus of the U.S. economy. The unusual pattern suggested that information about the decision had somehow left the Federal Reserve's headquarters building and traveled to computers in Chicago before the official release time of precisely 2 p.m. that day.... 

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