U.S. yields are on the rise after the FOMC decision; the two-day FOMC meeting ended with a hawkish hold, as expected; Powell stayed on message at the press conference; weekly jobless claims will be of interest; Brazil cut rates 50 bp to 12.75%, as expected; BOE meeting ends with a decision shortly; some ECB hawks remain vocal; SNB unexpectedly kept rates steady at 1.75%; Norway and Sweden hiked rates 25 bp, as expected; SARB is expected to keep rates steady at 8.25%; Turkey is expected to hike rates 500 bp to 30.0%; Japan Prime Minister Kishida will unveil a series of economic support measures early next week; BOJ meeting started today ends with a decision tomorrow; New Zealand reported firm Q2 GDP data; Taiwan, Indonesia, and Philippines all kept rates steady, as expected