Federal Reserve Announces 2027 Meeting Schedule; October Meeting to Discuss Monetary Policy
The Federal Reserve has released the revised tentative meeting schedule for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) for 2027, planning to hold eight meetings throughout the year on January 26-27, March 16-17, April 27-28, June 8-9, July 27-28, September 14-15, October 26-27, and November 16-17. The meeting on October 26-27 will specifically address broad monetary policy strategy issues and will not follow the usual practice of announcing the interest rate decision the next day. The first meeting of 2028 is tentatively scheduled for January 25-26.
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