Every meeting is on the table for a Federal Reserve rate increase, policy makers insist. Markets aren't buying it this month. Traders see just a 15 percent chance that U.S. central bankers will raise their main interest rate in November, fed funds futures pricing suggests. A number of factors, from good-but-not-excellent jobs data to growing political risk, seem to have weighed on market participants' minds and led them to discount an increase this month. Here's a walk through the developments that affected November's chances, in traders' eyes. Sept. 27: Fischer speaks in Washington Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer ... (full story)