Official: Federal Reserve: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said an “information-rich” period before the central bank’s gathering in December will help officials determine next steps for policy.
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Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said an “information-rich” period before the central bank’s gathering in December will help officials determine next steps for policy.
- The New York Times: Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
- Reuters: Fed's Warsh announces changes in how future FOMC meetings will go
- The Wall Street Journal: Fed Holds Rates Steady But Two Officials Sought Another Increase
- Federal Reserve: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
- CNBC: Here are five key takeaways from the Fed rate decision and Warsh news conference
- Investor's Business Daily: Stock Market Rises On Fed Interest Rate Decision; Alphabet, Microsoft Diverge On Earnings Late
- Bloomberg: Warsh Says FOMC Meeting Schedule Will Change As of Next Fall
- Axios: Fed leaves rates steady as governor Lisa Cook dissents
- CNBC TV18: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement: Full text here
- MarketWatch: Dow and S&P 500 off highs, Nasdaq lower in final hour as Fed holds rates steady
Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said an “information-rich” period before the central bank’s gathering in December will help officials determine next steps for policy.
- The New York Times: Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
- Reuters: Fed's Warsh announces changes in how future FOMC meetings will go
- The Wall Street Journal: Fed Holds Rates Steady But Two Officials Sought Another Increase
- Federal Reserve: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
- CNBC: Here are five key takeaways from the Fed rate decision and Warsh news conference
- Bloomberg: Warsh Says FOMC Meeting Schedule Will Change As of Next Fall
- Axios: Fed leaves rates steady as governor Lisa Cook dissents
- Investor's Business Daily: Stock Market Rises On Fed Interest Rate Decision; Alphabet, Microsoft Diverge On Earnings Late
- CNBC TV18: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement: Full text here
- MarketWatch: Dow and S&P 500 off highs, Nasdaq lower in final hour as Fed holds rates steady
Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said an “information-rich” period before the central bank’s gathering in December will help officials determine next steps for policy.
- The New York Times: Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
- Reuters: Fed's Warsh announces changes in how future FOMC meetings will go
- The Wall Street Journal: Fed Holds Rates Steady But Two Officials Sought Another Increase
- Federal Reserve: Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
- CNBC: Here are five key takeaways from the Fed rate decision and Warsh news conference
- Investor's Business Daily: Stock Market Rises On Fed Interest Rate Decision; Alphabet, Microsoft Diverge On Earnings Late
- Bloomberg: Warsh Says FOMC Meeting Schedule Will Change As of Next Fall
- Axios: Fed leaves rates steady as governor Lisa Cook dissents
Reporting
- Fed Holds Rates Steady Despite Lack of Progress on Inflation
Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said an “information-rich” period before the central bank’s gathering in December will help officials determine next steps for policy.
- Fed's Warsh announces changes in how future FOMC meetings will go
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday the central bank will begin setting aside one of its eight regularly scheduled policy meetings next year and two in 2028 to weigh major issues facing the institution and will not use them to consider changes in monetary policy.
- Fed Holds Rates Steady But Two Officials Sought Another Increase
The decision was widely expected but drew a dissent from Fed governor Lisa Cook. Officials have hinted a December increase is likely.
- Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
- Here are five key takeaways from the Fed rate decision and Warsh news conference
Even though the interest-rate vote went as expected, there were a few surprises out of this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
- Stock Market Rises On Fed Interest Rate Decision; Alphabet, Microsoft Diverge On Earnings Late
The stock market climbed Wednesday after the Fed kept interest rates steady as expected. Alphabet and Microsoft diverged on earnings late. The post Stock Market Rises On Fed Interest Rate Decision; Alphabet, Microsoft Diverge On Earnings Late appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
- Warsh Says FOMC Meeting Schedule Will Change As of Next Fall
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said the central bank will phase in an adjusted meeting schedule starting next year. - Warsh said the central bank will phase in an adjusted meeting schedule starting next year
- Fed leaves rates steady as governor Lisa Cook dissents
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged Wednesday, with two officials dissenting, including Lisa Cook, the governor President Trump is seeking to fire. Why it matters: Fed officials have signaled they may raise rates again by year-end but are in no hurry, preferring to move gradually with more data in hand. What's new: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh announced a shake-up of the central bank's meeting schedule. Starting next year, one of the Fed's eight annual meetings will focus exclusively on "broad monetary policy strategy," with no rate decision or policy statement expected. Warsh expects two meetings to be devoted to strategy in 2028, leaving six for setting rates. "It's equally important we reserve time and space as an intellectually diverse group for strategic deliberations," Warsh said. Zoom out: The Fed held its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% to 4%, with Cook and Cleveland Fed
- Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement: Full text here
- Dow and S&P 500 off highs, Nasdaq lower in final hour as Fed holds rates steady
Social context
- Fed decision in a bit more than half an hour. There will only be a statement and presser today, no SEP. Link below will go live at 2:00p ET. Press conference at 2:30p ET. Statement -> Presser ->
Fed decision in a bit more than half an hour. There will only be a statement and presser today, no SEP. Link below will go live at 2:00p ET. Press conference at 2:30p ET. Statement -> Presser ->
- With 2y and 5y auctions today and tomorrow, front end should stay under pressure until FOMC statement/presser on Wed unless AI jitters flare up again
With 2y and 5y auctions today and tomorrow, front end should stay under pressure until FOMC statement/presser on Wed unless AI jitters flare up again
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