Fed Chair Warsh plans to reduce annual interest rate meetings from 8 to 6 starting in 2028, with one meeting refocused on long-term strategy.
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Fed Chair Warsh plans to reduce the Federal Reserve's annual interest rate-setting meetings from 8 to 6 starting in 2028, with a restructuring beginning in Fall 2027 that will designate one meeting annually for long-term strategy rather than rate decisions. The overhaul represents a significant change to the Fed's monetary policy process.