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Fed designates October 2027 for its first ‘strategy-only’ meeting

FOMC to take full break next December as it brings forward final rates decision of year to November

Kevin Warsh chairs the June 2026 FOMC meeting
Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve has said the meeting of its rate-setting committee on October 26–27, 2027 will be the first at which it will only discuss medium-to-long-term strategy and not make a policy decision.

The Fed on November 12 published the next year’s calendar for meetings by the Federal Open Markets Committee. The FOMC’s final meeting of the year, which has historically taken place on either the first or second week of December, has been brought forward to November 16–17, 2027.

The committee is

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