The U.S. Federal Reserve will make fewer decisions on interest rates moving forward. The American central bank has announced that it will reduce the number of rate decisions it announces starting in 2027. Specifically, the Fed said that its policy meeting in October 2027 will focus on “the discussion of broad monetary policy strategy issues” and will not include an interest rate decision. In all, the central bank will make seven interest rate decisions in 2027, down from eight decisions this year. Additionally, the 2027 calendar shows that the Fed’s final meeting of the year will take place in November rather than December.
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