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The U.S. Federal Reserve kept its key rate unchanged at about 3.9 percent on Oct. 28, despite elevated inflation, giving little signal on next moves, Korea Times and Yonhap report. Yonhap adds that Fed Governor Warsh said inflation is 'too high.' Ahead of the decision, the Korean won edged down to 1,323.7 won per dollar on Oct. 27, Korea Times notes. Separately, the Bank of Korea held its rate at 3 percent on Oct. 22 after two consecutive hikes, per Yonhap. Korean media coverage focuses on the Fed's pause and its implications for the won and domestic policy, with no major blog or café reaction captured in the supplied documents.