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Dollar steadies near 2.91 shekels as traders await first Fed meeting under Kevin Warsh
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First reported by Calcalist · Jun 16, 2026
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Foreign exchange markets were quiet ahead of the Fed’s rate decision, with the dollar above 2.91 shekels in Israel. The central bank is expected to hold rates steady at the first meeting under new chairman Kevin Warsh, whose stance on forecasts may lead him to skip the Fed’s dot plot.
- 01Dollar trades above 2.91 shekels ahead of the Fed decision.
- 02Fed expected to keep rates unchanged at Kevin Warsh’s first meeting.
- 03Warsh may skip the dot plot, breaking a long-standing Fed practice.
- 04Traders also await UK inflation data and the Bank of England decision.
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