Fed Chair Warsh Announces Cut in Meeting Frequency for 2027-28

Moneycontrol.com • 29 oct. 01h40

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh announced that the central bank will hold fewer annual rate-setting meetings, cutting them to seven in 2027 and six in 2028, while using remaining sessions for broader policy discussions.

CNBC • 28 oct. 21h31

The Federal Open Market Committee kept its benchmark rate unchanged, noted dissent from two governors, and revealed adjustments to future meeting formats.

The New York Times • 28 oct. 21h27

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin M. Warsh announced that the central bank will hold fewer meetings with interest-rate votes in coming years, while noting that inflation remains elevated.

Fox Business • 28 oct. 19h55

The Federal Reserve voted 10-2 to keep the federal funds rate at 3.75%-4% amid persistent inflation, while two members dissented and called for a hike.

Livemint • 28 oct. 19h49

The Federal Open Market Committee left its benchmark rate unchanged on Oct. 28, citing elevated inflation and the need for more data before deciding on future policy.

investingLive • 28 oct. 19h21

Following the Federal Reserve's rate hold and Chair Warsh's press conference, the U.S. dollar weakened against major currencies, short-term Treasury yields fell, long-term yields rose, and equity indices showed mixed performance.

NBC News • 28 oct. 19h20

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced that the central bank will reduce the number of meetings dedicated to setting interest rates, allocating more sessions to broader economic discussions.

FXStreet • 28 oct. 19h04

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the central bank will maintain the policy rate at 3.75%-4.00% and focus on delivering price stability amid strong growth and persistent inflation.

BBC • 28 oct. 18h04

The U.S. central bank left its benchmark rate steady, citing persistent inflation and a desire for more data before deciding on future moves.

Kitco • 28 oct. 18h01

Spot gold slipped to about $4,035 per ounce after the Federal Open Market Committee voted 10-2 to keep the federal funds rate unchanged, while some members called for a hike.

CNBC • 28 oct. 18h00

The Federal Open Market Committee left the federal funds rate at 3.75%-4% as two members dissented, calling for a quarter-point hike, while the Fed signals a patient stance on inflation.

BBC • 28 oct. 17h56

The Federal Open Market Committee kept its benchmark rate unchanged, with ten members voting to maintain the 3.75%-4% range and two favoring a modest increase, while noting persistent inflation and a resilient economy.

CNBC • 28 oct. 12h09

Traders anticipate the Federal Reserve will keep its benchmark rate unchanged on Wednesday, with less than a 10% chance of an additional increase after the September quarter-point hike.

NBC News • 27 oct. 22h36

Federal Reserve officials are likely to keep benchmark interest rates unchanged this month, citing the need to assess financial conditions and avoid influencing the upcoming midterm elections.

The Economic Times • 27 oct. 22h26

US Treasury yields rose modestly on Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, with the 2-year at 4.735% and the 10-year just under 5%, while the spread between them narrowed.

Fox Business • 27 oct. 17h46

The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, with markets pricing in a high likelihood of a hold despite September CPI showing faster-than-expected price growth.

Kitco • 27 oct. 14h26

Natixis economists say the Federal Reserve will likely keep its policy rate at 4.0% in September, with three regional presidents expected to dissent for a 25-basis-point hike, and anticipate a brief press conference from Chair Warsh.

CBS News • 26 oct. 20h10

The Federal Reserve is slated to announce its October policy decision, with most analysts forecasting no change to the benchmark rate as inflation remains above target.

Reuters • 26 oct. 10h22

Federal Reserve officials are likely to keep the benchmark rate steady at the upcoming meeting, but analysts say the pause may be brief as inflation and growth data remain strong.