1 Infections after birth â Infections (such as meningitis) contracted by newborns can cause brain damage. 2  Meningitis causes severe inflammation that can damage the motor control centers of the brain. 3  Severe untreated jaundice â When a newborn has a yellow color to their skin and/or eyes, it is known as jaundice.
There is an 80% chance the Federal Reserve interest rate will remain unchanged at this meeting. But the December FOMC meeting is when we could see the next Federal Reserve interest rate hikeâ¦. The last Fed meeting of 2016 starts on Dec. 13. The likelihood of an interest rate increase in December is 49.7%. So a Federal Reserve interest rate hike isn't guaranteed then, but that's our best bet.
Fed watchers aren't expecting a rate hike in September, but we do expect one more this year. During the December 2016 FOMC meeting, Fed officials predicted three rate hikes in 2017. The Fed already raised interest rates in March and May, which means one more rate hike should be coming this year. There is currently a 35.8% probability of a rate hike during the December meeting, according to the FedWatch Tool.