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The Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Building is seen in Washington in June 2015. Fed policymakers are meeting this week to decide whether to raise interest rates.
Until the stock market started cratering last week, economists had widely expected the Federal Reserve to stop coddling the economy and investors with ultra-low interest rates.
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Investors have been on edge this summer as China's economic troubles became undeniable and as the Federal Reserve appeared to be on the verge of raising interest rates.
A grim manufacturing report initially led investors to sell stocks on Aug. 17, 2015, but the Dow ended up 67.7 points for the day at 17,545.