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Fed Split on Rates, and India's Borrowing Costs Are Watching Closely
CNBC·Friday, 10 July 2026
Minutes from the US Federal Reserve's June 16-17 meeting show officials were divided on which direction to move interest rates. There was no clear consensus on whether to cut or hold. The disagreement could drag on for months.
Why It Matters
When the Fed is uncertain about rates, global capital flows shift — and India's bond markets, rupee, and foreign investment are directly in the crossfire.
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