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Selected market and platform updates, with dates and original references. Each note separates what happened from why it may matter to your research.

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MONETARY POLICY · Event: 28 October 2026 · Reviewed: 11 November 2026

The Fed kept its target range unchanged in October.

The Federal Reserve’s 28 October statement maintained the federal funds target range at 3.75–4.00%. The decision passed by a 10–2 vote.

Research context: A policy announcement is a dated event worth recording when evaluating session behaviour. The announcement alone does not determine the direction of a market move.

Source: Federal Reserve statement ↗

PLATFORMS · Effective date: 1 February 2027 · Reviewed: 11 November 2026

TradingView has announced access-seat rules for vendors.

TradingView’s published FAQ schedules seat-based access rules for February 2027. It distinguishes sales through an author’s own website from subscriptions in its Marketplace.

Product context: Platform costs and access rules affect how an indicator can be maintained. Check access duration, renewal terms and what is included before purchasing.

Source: TradingView’s official FAQ ↗

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