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2026-10-28 20:17
Fed plans to eliminate some rate-setting meetings, Chairman Warsh says
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- NBC NewsLean left
The Federal Reserve plans to eliminate some meetings devoted to setting interest rates in the next few years, Chairman Kevin Warsh said Wednesday.
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The DoubleLine founder spoke with CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Wednesday after the Fed announced its decision to hold interest rates steady.
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Warsh Says FOMC to Trim Rate-Setting Meetings Newsmax
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The Federal Reserve will change its calendar next year to dedicate one of its eight meetings to a broad discussion of monetary policy strategy rather than deciding the appropriate policy rate, Fed chairman Kevin Warsh said Wednesday.
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Bond investor Jeff Gundlach talks to CNBC about Fed's rate pause, Warsh reducing vote-setting meetings
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Warsh Says FOMC to Trim Rate-Setting Meetings - Newsmax
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Fed plans to eliminate some rate-setting meetings, Chairman Warsh says
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Warsh Announces A New Type of Fed Meeting Focused on Strategy
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Fed meeting live updates: No hike expected, but all eyes on Warsh for what's next
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