Fed likely to go into wait-and-see mode on rates

The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady on Wednesday, less than a week ahead of critical US midterm elections ​centered on the cost of living, as central bank policymakers wait to see if inflation moderates or stays strong enough to warrant more hikes in borrowing costs.

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