The federal reserves October 28 decision is approaching, and are largely expecting policymakers to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75%-4.00%.
Recent inflation data have strengthened the case for keeping monitory policy restrictive. At the same time, fed officials have signalled that they want more time to assess the impact of September's rate hike.
The decision itself may offer little surprise. The biggest question is that whether chair Kevin was a signals that another that another hike is coming December - and how markets will respond
