The Federal Reserve will skip an interest rate decision at its October 2027 meeting, under a tentative schedule released Nov. 12, according to The Wall Street Journal. The schedule lists eight meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee, the same number as in a typical year, but the late-October session will carry no policy decision, the Journal reported. The Oct. 26-27 meeting will be "dedicated to the discussion of broad monetary policy strategy issues," according to The New York Times . The revised calendar also removes a December meeting and sets the November meeting for mid-month, The Times reported. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin M.
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