"The Fed is in no hurry to launch new measures to boost economic growth, minutes from the central bank's most recent meeting showed, disappointing investors eager for more stimulus.</br></br>Among the hints dropped in minutes of the Fed's March 13 policy gathering, Federal Reserve staff concluded that the U.S. economy is a little more susceptible to inflation than previously thought. That and other signals suggested that another round of bond buying by the Fed to push down long-term interest rates isn't imminent.</br></br>The news disappointed financial markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by as much as 1% before recovering slightly to finish down 64.94 points at 13199.55. Treasurys also fell, sending yields higher.</br></br>The minutes, released Tuesday afternoon, with the customary three-week lag following the meeting, noted that ""a couple"" of officials said additional stimulus could become necessary if the economy lost momentum or inflation receded.</br></br>But that sounded a bit more timid than a January meeting, when the Fed said ""a few"" officials thought bond buying could be needed ""before long."""