Global stocks hold gains after Fed holds rates; oil rises
Global stocks and major Wall Street indexes gained after the Federal Reserve held rates steady, as expected. Oil prices rose on renewed concerns over supply disruptions.
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Global stocks and major Wall Street indexes gained after the Federal Reserve held rates steady, as expected. Oil prices rose on renewed concerns over supply disruptions.
The U.S. dollar was flat against major currencies ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. The New Zealand dollar fell sharply after its central bank unexpectedly held rates unchanged.
New Zealand’s central bank held interest rates steady overnight, with some policymakers preferring to assess how the economy evolves. Its guidance suggests more hikes are ahead.
The New Zealand dollar plunged after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand unexpectedly kept rates on hold. The U.S. dollar held onto gains after reaching a two-week high ahead of central-bank policy decisions, including the Federal Reserve’s.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s monetary policy committee voted 4-3 to hold rates steady Wednesday, despite markets having priced in a near-certain hike. It signaled further increases were likely.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept its official cash rate at 2.75% after a split policy-board decision. Money markets had considered another hike nearly certain.
The U.S. dollar held at a two-week high ahead of central-bank decisions. The Federal Reserve was widely expected to keep rates unchanged; the kiwi fell after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand held rates.
The dollar held steady at a two-week high early Wednesday as markets awaited central-bank policy decisions, including an expected Federal Reserve rate hold and a signal on whether a December move remains possible.
The New Zealand dollar was little changed ahead of a widely expected rate increase, while the Australian dollar awaited inflation data that could influence rate-hike expectations.
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New Zealand's central bank keeps rates unchanged, hints at earlier hikes due to inflation concerns. Decision made in a tight vote.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand keeps rates steady, hints at future increases due to inflation concerns. This may impact NZD and local bonds.