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Bullard backs Fed decision to hold rates steadyEconomy

Former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard says the Federal Open Market Committee was right to keep interest rates unchanged. He also discusses what Chairman Kevin Warsh might do next.

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Fed hold leaves December rate hike on the tableEconomy

The Federal Reserve kept rates steady, while Chair Kevin Warsh left a December increase as a possibility. Alphabet shares fell as investors questioned its continued heavy AI spending; Microsoft and Oracle drew praise for a more disciplined approach. French debt concerns and soaring gas prices are also adding pressure on the European Central Bank.

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Why a Fed rate hike is likely in DecemberEconomy

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as expected, postponing any borrowing-cost changes until after next week's U.S. midterm elections while it awaits more data on inflation.

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Market Talk: Fed rate decision 'didn't line up' with Warsh's commentsEconomy

Eric Lynch, managing director and co-portfolio manager at Suncoast Equity Management, said Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh sounded in his post-meeting press conference as if he were explaining a rate hike. Lynch added that there had been no hike.

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Warsh says the Fed will deliver price stabilityEconomy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held a press conference after officials left interest rates unchanged. He said inflation remains too high and policymakers will deliver price stability.

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Bloomberg Surveillance: The Fed Decides (October 27, 2026)Economy

Jon Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Tom Keene host a special program on the Federal Open Market Committee’s 10-2 vote to keep the benchmark federal funds rate in a 3.75% to 4% range. Topics include a bifurcated U.S. economy, AI and data centers, inflation, December policy expectations and markets.

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FOMC introductory statement, October 28, 2026Economy6:30

The Federal Reserve issued an introductory statement for the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on October 28, 2026, and linked to a press conference transcript. It says the Fed conducts monetary policy to promote maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates.

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FOMC press conference, October 28, 2026Economy

The Federal Reserve released a transcript of the Federal Open Market Committee press conference held on October 28, 2026. The Fed is the US central bank and conducts monetary policy, among other functions.

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Federal Reserve to hold fewer rate-setting meetings in coming yearsEconomy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced that the central bank plans to reduce the number of meetings devoted to setting key interest rates in coming years. The report also notes its decision to leave rates unchanged.

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Fed holds rates in wait-and-see mode ahead of midtermsEconomy

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as expected, postponing any borrowing-cost adjustments until after next week's US midterm elections while awaiting more data on inflation's trajectory.

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Fed Chair Warsh speaks after rates held steadyEconomy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh briefed reporters after the Fed, as expected, kept interest rates unchanged. It deferred any borrowing-cost changes until after next week’s U.S. midterm elections while awaiting more inflation data.

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Warsh changes Fed meeting schedule for 2027Economy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh says policymakers will announce seven rate decisions next year, down from eight. The number will fall to six in 2028, and one meeting next year will focus on broad strategy.

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Fed holds rates steady as midterm elections loomEconomy

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday as the economy faces an inflation surge expected to last for months, with midterm elections approaching.

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Fed Chair Warsh speaks after rates held steadyEconomy

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh briefed reporters after the central bank kept interest rates unchanged as expected. It chose to put off any borrowing-cost changes until after next week's US midterm elections while waiting for more data on inflation's direction.

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Fed Holds Rates Steady as Cook and Hammack DissentEconomy

The Federal Open Market Committee voted 10-2 to keep its benchmark federal funds rate in a 3.75% to 4% range. Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack dissented.

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Market Talk: Why is the Fed waiting to raise rates?Economy

The Fed is expected to keep rates unchanged, though some officials may again advocate a quarter-point increase after three dissented in July. State Street’s Tim Graf expects at least a couple of dissents this month and says the case for higher rates is credible.

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Kaplan on raising equity for tech and the Fed decisionEconomy

Goldman Sachs Vice Chair and former Dallas Federal Reserve President Rob Kaplan discusses the bank’s recent large tech financing deals, Anthropic’s IPO, AI’s effects on the job market and why the Fed is expected to hold rates steady.

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Fed Seen Pausing After September Rate HikeEconomy

Bloomberg News Federal Reserve reporter Maria Eloisa Capurro previews the Fed’s upcoming rate decision. Policymakers are widely expected to pause despite inflation remaining above target, while investors will parse Chair Kevin Warsh’s remarks for clues about another possible hike and his effort to reshape the central bank’s approach.

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AI shakeout sends investors back to bondsEconomy

AI stocks slumped as investors questioned how much spending, borrowing and optimism the sector could sustain. Expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate hike faded, prompting a rush into government bonds. Oil rose above $114 a barrel amid reports that the US and Israel could be preparing new strikes on Iran.

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Bhave Says Fed Could Raise Rates in OctoberEconomy

Aditya Bhave, a senior US economist at BofA Securities, says the Federal Reserve may raise rates at its October meeting, contrary to the market’s strong expectation that policymakers will hold them steady. He discusses what he is watching for from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.

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