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Fed plans to eliminate some rate-setting meetings, chairman says

The Federal Reserve is set to reduce the number of interest rate meetings, according to Chairman Kevin Warsh. Starting next fall, the Fed will dedicate more time to long-term economic strategies while still addressing immediate developments...

NBC News· Oct 28, 2026 · 8:58 PM · 1 views

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The Federal Reserve is set to reduce the number of interest rate meetings, according to Chairman Kevin Warsh. Starting next fall, the Fed will dedicate more time to long-term economic strategies while still addressing immediate developments.

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