FOMC Meeting Minutes
FOMC Meeting Minutes
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FOMC Meeting Minutes
The diary lists FOMC meeting dates through January 2028 and public appearances by Chair Kevin Warsh and other Fed officials. Several events include livestreams, text availability and Q&A details.
The calendar lists FOMC meeting dates through 2028, with statement and news conference times for each meeting day. It also lists scheduled appearances by several Fed officials this week and next.
The diary lists FOMC meeting dates through January 2028, with statement and news conference times for each meeting. It also lists scheduled appearances by several Fed officials next week.
The calendar lists FOMC meeting dates from October 2026 through January 2028, with statement and news conference times noted for each meeting. It also lists upcoming speeches by Fed officials including Michelle Bowman, Lisa Cook, Thomas Barkin, Michael Barr, Austan Goolsbee, Alberto Musalem, John Williams and Christoph
**Denotes a new entry. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) MEETING DATES: 2026 October 27-28 (second day: statement released 1400 EDT/1800 GMT; news conference expected 1430 EDT/1830 GMT) December 8-9 (second day: statement released 1400 EST/1900 GMT; news conference expected 1430 EST/1930 GMT) 2027 January 26-27 (sec
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Sept 18 (Reuters) — For other diaries, please see: Top Economic Events M/DIARY Emerging Markets Economic Events EMRG/DIARY Government Debt Auctions D/DIARY Political and General News POL/DIARY U.S. Federal Reserve FED/DIARY Today in Washington WASH/DIARY This Diary is filed daily. ** Indicates new events Friday, Septem
U.S. annual inflation was unchanged at 3.4% in August, matching expectations, while core inflation eased to 2.4% year over year. The monthly CPI rose 0.4%, with gasoline the biggest driver.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 after August nonfarm payrolls rose 162,000 versus 56,000 forecast; unemployment held at 4.1%. Treasury yields rose, pressuring risk assets as rate-hike odds moved higher.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is due to debut at the Jackson Hole Symposium as markets track rising Treasury yields, a weaker dollar and policy signals.
Federal Reserve minutes show several officials favored a July rate hike and many said more tightening could be needed, while most participants expected inflation to ease and staff saw it declining.
Fed minutes say almost all members agreed to retain policy statement language affirming the FOMC will deliver price stability, while no decisions were made on the number of meetings and staff saw a slightly weaker outlook.
Minutes from the Fed’s July 28-29 meeting show most participants supported keeping interest rates unchanged, while several favored an increase, citing concerns that current financial conditions may not be restrictive enough to return inflation to 2%
Gold rises to $4,480 per ounce, the highest since early June, as long-dated Treasury yields ease after the US Treasury said it will raise its buyback limit to $4 billion for the quarter to November.
Wednesday brings the July FOMC minutes from a meeting where policymakers voted 9-3 to hold rates, setting the document ahead of any renewed rate-path positioning.
U.S. stock futures are higher, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures up and Dow futures slightly lower, while investors await Fed July meeting minutes and watch rising oil and Treasury yields.
U.S. stock futures point lower early Wednesday as investors await the Federal Reserve’s August FOMC minutes, with the raw feed also citing Asian market weakness and geopolitical तनाव.
New Zealand’s NZX 50 gained 56 points, or 0.4%, to 13,779 in Tuesday morning trade, lifting off its lowest level since July 21 as real estate and consumer staples rebounded after a plunge.
U.S. stocks were mostly lower by midday Monday, while the New York Fed’s Empire State Manufacturing Index rose to 20.6 in August from 15.6, above the 11 consensus.
U.S. stock futures are mixed Monday, with Dow futures lower and S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures higher, as FedWatch pricing puts a September rate hike at 30.6%.
U.S. stock futures are slightly mixed Monday as investors weigh a retail earnings-heavy week, elevated bond yields and shifting Federal Reserve expectations.
The dollar index slid to around 99.5 for a third straight session as cooling US data led traders to scale back expectations for an imminent Fed hike and price a 67% hold-rate probability in September.
Silver moves toward $66 an ounce on Monday, extending gains as subdued US economic data lowers expectations for an imminent Federal Reserve rate hike.
Gold trades just below $4,400/oz as investors weigh mixed US data that cuts expectations for a September Fed hike and monitor renewed Middle East tensions tied to Israel–Lebanon strikes and Iran sanctions.
Markets enter the week of August 17-21 with retail earnings, July FOMC meeting minutes, housing data, jobless claims and PMI reports in focus, while elevated Treasury yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions add backdrop risk.
The U.S. sold $25 billion of new 30-year bonds at 5.216%, the highest financing cost for that tenor since 2001, while iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF TLT traded at $81.90, its lowest since June 2004.
The Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes have been released, providing additional detail on the discussion since the prior FOMC meeting.
Bad news was once again good news for Wall Street. A surprisingly weak U.S. jobs report sent investors rushing back into speculative technology stocks Friday, as slowing labor-market momentum fueled hopes the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates on hold rather than resume tightening next month. The U.S. economy une