Although the September minutes struck a hawkish tone, officials generally favor assessing conditions meeting by meeting. With rising long-term U.S. Treasury yields already absorbing some liquidity, and consecutive rate hikes posing too much near-term pressure, a pause in October is highly likely. If the October 14 CPI report shows no extreme deterioration, the window for a rate hike will shift to December.
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