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US Fed opens two-day meeting with markets expecting rate hold

Economic Times 57 min ago·27 Oct 2026, 2:51 pm

The US Federal Reserve has begun a two-day policy meeting, with global markets anticipating a pause in interest rate hikes. Investors are closely watching for signals on the central bank's next steps, particularly as the decision comes just days before the US midterm elections.

This pause is significant for Indian markets because US interest rates directly impact global capital flows. A stable rate environment can reduce volatility and support investor sentiment, while a hawkish shift could trigger a sell-off in riskier assets like equities.

Investors should monitor the Fed's press conference for guidance on future rate cuts. Any hints of a more aggressive stance could weigh on global equities, while a dovish outlook might provide support to the broader market.

Excerpt from Economic Times

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