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Coverage dated October 16, 2026

Traders bet on October interest-rate hold after Kevin Warsh is tight-lipped at conference

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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stayed mum Friday on the path for interest rates, even after hot inflation data this week – which traders took as a sign officials will hold rates steady this month.

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  1. Bloomberg

    Warsh Boosts Market Expectations of Fed Rate Hold in October (opens Bloomberg)

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    Bloomberg's feed description

    Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh did nothing to dispel market expectations that the US central bank will hold interest rates steady when it meets at the end of the month.

  2. Financial Times

    Dollar weakens as Fed’s Warsh declines to hint at October rate rise (opens Financial Times)

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    Financial Times's feed description

    Comments at IMF meetings come after inflation data raised bets of possible back-to-back rate rises

  3. Axios

    Warsh signals steady Fed outlook despite inflation jump (opens Axios)

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    Axios's feed description

    Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh said Friday that the economy has largely performed as expected since September's rate hike, hinting that little has changed in the central bank's outlook. Why it matters: The Fed is weighing another interest rate increase later this month as inflation heats up an…

  4. New York Post

    Traders bet on October interest-rate hold after Kevin Warsh is tight-lipped at conference (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stayed mum Friday on the path for interest rates, even after hot inflation data this week – which traders took as a sign officials will hold rates steady this month.