Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh adjusts FOMC meeting schedule; some meetings will not involve voting starting next year.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has decided to adjust the FOMC meeting schedule starting next fall. The Fed will hold eight meetings in 2027, one of which will not vote on monetary policy rates or issue a policy statement, but will only discuss policy strategy. In 2028, there will be two meetings dedicated to discussing policy strategy and will not vote on policy rates. These meetings are not considered formal policy decision-making meetings.