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Fed rate hikes are coming, but not this week: CNBC survey

Source: CNBC · Oct 27, 2026

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  • 01In CNBC’s Fed Survey, 93% of respondents expect the Federal Reserve to pause rate hikes at this week’s meeting.
  • 02The headline signals further hikes ahead, but the supplied text gives no timing or size for those increases.
  • 03The excerpt provides no details on borrowing costs or effects on Black businesses and consumers.
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