Fed meeting live updates: No hike expected, but all eyes on Warsh for what's next

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CNBC Top News	Fed meeting live updates: No hike expected, but all eyes on Warsh for what's next	Markets are pricing in less than a 10% chance that the FOMC follows up its quarter--point hike in September with another increase.	28 Oct, 11:43	28 Oct, 11:45	0m	cnbc.com	First

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