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All eyes on Warsh as rate-hike fever spreads across G7 central banks

BusinessLine 1 hr ago·13 Sept 2026, 8:25 am

Global markets are bracing for a series of major interest rate decisions from the world's largest economies. The US Federal Reserve is expected to announce its policy stance first, followed by the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan. These moves could signal a shift in how central banks manage inflation and economic growth.

For investors, this trio of meetings is critical. If central banks signal a pause in rate hikes or a pivot toward easing, it could boost risk appetite and support equity valuations. Conversely, hawkish signals might trigger volatility as investors reassess growth prospects.

What to watch next is the tone of the central bank statements. Pay close attention to guidance on future policy and economic data releases that could influence these decisions. Market reaction to the outcomes will likely drive short-term trading activity.

Excerpt from BusinessLine

Central banks from much of the Group of Seven face a pivotal week as mounting inflation risks heap pressure on them to raise interest rates. Three decisions, starting with the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and followed on successive days by peers in the UK and Japan, may recast the global monetary policy landscape for…
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All eyes on Warsh as rate-hike fever spreads across G7 central banks