Fund manager reaction: Where now for rates after Fed hold?
Global concerns weighed on decision
Industry commentators have responded to the Fed's 'dovish tone' last night as it decided to keep rates on hold in September, but said a December rise still looks the most likely option.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided not to raise interest rates this month, as global headwinds overshadow a stronger domestic picture. Following its two-day September meeting, the FOMC...
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