Where now for rates after Fed hold?

Global concerns weighed on decision

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Industry commentators have responded to the Fed's 'dovish tone' last night as it decided to keep rates on hold in September, but said a December rise still looks the most likely option.

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided not to raise interest rates this month, as global headwinds overshadow a stronger domestic picture. Following its two-day September meeting, the ...

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