The slowdown in global growth, increasing volatility and instability of the financial markets and the uncertainty surrounding the British decision to leave the European Union no longer seem to affect the FED's decisions.
With an 8-1 majority BOE decided to keep its key rate at 0.5% - which has remained unchanged since 2009 - and to keep its asset purchase program steady.
As with the first Friday of each month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) of the Department of US Labor will release tomorrow its report on the employment situation in the US for the month of June. Job creation is expected to have increased by 174,000, with an unemployment rate at 4.8%.