Bloomberg reported that the Fed officials dismissed recent turmoil in global financial markets, and focused instead on “solid” employment gains that will keep them on a path toward an interest-rate increase next year.

Bloomberg noted the FOMC maintained its commitment to keep interest rates low for a “considerable time.” Fed funds rate futures show the probability of a rate increase by the September 2015 FOMC meeting is about 60%, up from a 42% chance yesterday, Bloomberg reported.

Bloomberg said a majority of U.S. policy makers at their meeting yesterday also set aside concerns, both among their own members and in financial markets, about too-low inflation, voting to proceed with plans to end their third round of asset purchases.

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