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US Fed meeting: Can the central bank delay rate hikes? How could a surprise hike impact Indian stock market?

livemint.com 45 min ago·29 Jul 2026, 2:22 am
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The US Federal Reserve is set to meet and discuss interest rates. Investors are watching closely to see if the central bank will raise rates or keep them steady. A rate hike could impact the global economy and affect markets worldwide, including India.

A surprise rate hike could lead to increased volatility in the Indian stock market. This is because higher US interest rates can attract foreign investors away from emerging markets like India, causing the rupee to weaken and stocks to fall.

Investors should keep an eye on the Fed's decision and its impact on global markets. They should also watch for any statements from the Fed about future rate hikes, as these can give clues about the direction of the US economy and its effect on India.

Excerpt from livemint.com

As the US Fed gears up for its July policy decision, experts debate whether it will hold interest rates steady or surprise with a hike. With inflation concerns and rising energy prices, the implications for Indian markets could be significant. Even though the majority of experts believe the US Federal Reserve may hold…
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