Wie erwartet hat die US-Notenbank nicht an den Zinsschrauben gedreht. Die Spanne liegt damit weiterhin zwischen 3,75 und 4,00 Prozent. Die Fed vermeidet es, in einem unsicheren Umfeld vorschnell am geldpolitischen Steuer zu drehen. Der geldpolitische Motor läuft damit weiterhin bei unveränderter Drehzahl. Für die US-Notenbank dürfte es ein Drahtseilakt bleiben, die Inflation nachhaltig zu bekämpfen, ohne den Konjunkturmotor zum Stottern zu bringen.
US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates constant
Die US-Notenbank hat den Leitzins konstant gelassen.

Timo Emden
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28.10.2026, 19:10
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