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  1. Dollar holds gains against euro, yen after Fed stands pat on rates
    Reuters | 01/28/26 02:15 PM EST

    The U.S. dollar held gains against ?the euro and ?the yen on ?Wednesday after the ?U.S. ?Federal Reserve kept ?interest rates ?steady, citing still-elevated inflation alongside ?solid ?economic ?growth, and gave little indication in its ?latest policy statement of when borrowing costs might fall again.

  2. TREASURIES-US yields extend rise as Fed stands pat, cites elevated inflation
    Reuters | 01/28/26 02:14 PM EST

    U.S. Treasury yields extended their gains on ?Wednesday after the ?Federal Reserve left interest ?rates steady, ?as ?widely expected, and noted ?inflation remained ?elevated and the labor market ?continued to ?stabilize. Following ?the Fed decision, the benchmark 10-year ?yield gained 4.2 basis points to 4.265%, compared with 4.259% just ?before.

  3. Fed Hits Pause Button At 3.75% After Three Straight Rate Cuts
    Benzinga | 01/28/26 02:11 PM EST

    The Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.5%?3.75% on Wednesday, putting its easing cycle on hold after three rate cuts last year that brought borrowing costs to their lowest since 2022.

  4. Dollar holds gains against euro, yen after Fed stands pat on rates
    Reuters | 01/28/26 02:10 PM EST

    The U.S. dollar held gains against ?the euro and ?the yen on ?Wednesday after ?the ?U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest ?rates ?steady, citing still-elevated inflation alongside solid ?economic ?growth, ?and gave little indication in its latest ?policy statement of when borrowing costs might fall again.

  5. MKS Prices Private Offering of Senior Notes due 2034
    MT Newswires | 01/28/26 02:05 PM EST

    MKS said Wednesday it is pricing its private offering of 1 billion euros aggregate principal amount of 4.250% senior notes due 2034. The offering is expected to close on Feb. 4, subject to customary closing conditions, the company said.

  6. Fed holds rates steady, sees 'elevated' inflation and stabilizing job market
    Reuters | 01/28/26 02:02 PM EST

    The U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, citing still-elevated inflation alongside solid economic growth, and giving little indication in its latest policy statement of when borrowing costs might fall again.

  7. Fed leaves rates unchanged, sees 'somewhat elevated' inflation and stabilizing job market
    Reuters | 01/28/26 02:02 PM EST

    The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday amid what U.S. central bank chief Jerome Powell described as a?solid economy and diminished risks to both inflation and employment, an outlook that could signal a lengthy wait before any further reductions in borrowing costs.

  8. Federal Reserve holds policy steady as early rate cut bets vanish and bitcoin stalls
    Coindesk | 01/28/26 01:57 PM EST

    The January Fed rate decision capped a sharp reversal in easing expectations, likely among the reasons for crypto's poor price performance.

  9. US Treasury chief says spoke at length with Trump about Fed chair candidates
    Reuters | 01/28/26 01:40 PM EST

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday said he had spoken at length with President Donald Trump about the nomination of a successor for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, saying there were still four "great" candidates in the running.

  10. US Treasury chief says spoke at length with Trump about Fed chair candidates
    Reuters | 01/28/26 01:37 PM EST

    * Bessent says he spoke with Trump after Iowa rally. * Four "great" candidates in the running, Treasury chief says. * Trump says decision coming soon. By Andrea Shalal and Susan Heavey.

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