Warsh: Decided to adjust the schedule for next fall, with no interest rate votes at two meetings starting in 2028.

BlockBeats news, October 29: Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh stated that a decision has been made to adjust the FOMC schedule next autumn, in which one meeting will not vote on the policy interest rate, and one meeting will focus on strategy. It is expected that there will be 6 policy-making meetings in 2028. Eight meetings per year is an appropriate number.

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