The Dow Jones Industrial Average drops sharply after the U.S. Federal Reserve pauses its rate decision. In reporting on Wednesday’s trading, NDTV says the index falls about 2.1%, equivalent to more than 1,100 points. The selloff accelerates after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh finishes a press briefing, with market weakness intensifying following his remarks. The reports characterize the move as part of a broader risk-off reaction on Wall Street, with “bears” controlling trading momentum after the central bank’s decision is communicated. While the coverage centers on the immediate market reaction, the underlying driver cited across the source is the combination of the Fed’s rate pause and the timing of Warsh’s briefing, which appears to coincide with the sharp deterioration in sentiment. The information available from the provided source emphasizes the magnitude of the decline and the sequence of events rather than sector-by-sector performance or specific policy details beyond the rate pause.