Forward Guidance · Saturday, October 31, 2026
The Federal Reserve announced plans to reduce its meeting frequency next year to one non-live meeting dedicated to broader strategy, bringing the total down, and eventually reducing to six meetings a year with two strategy sessions.
“He announced, which was interesting, of how many meetings that we're going to actually have moving forward. I think the legally mandated amount is four meetings a year. They're at eight. He announced that next year they'll be going, one of those will be a non-live meeting and we'll be talking more about broader strategy. And then in the following year, it'll go down to six. And then two of those being strategy”