Fed Announces Revised Tentative 2027 FOMC Meeting Schedule
The Federal Reserve on Thursday published a revised tentative calendar of 2027 FOMC meetings, with the October 26-27 session set aside for broad monetary policy strategy.
The Federal Reserve on Thursday announced a revised tentative schedule of Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings for 2027, updating the calendar on which the central bank's policy-setting committee plans to convene to discuss monetary policy.
According to Fed_Press, the revision adjusts the tentative dates for next year's gatherings. The Fed describes the schedule as tentative, indicating the dates remain subject to change.
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How decisions will be announced
The Committee plans to meet on the dates listed in the release to discuss monetary policy. As is customary, the Fed said it will announce its policy decision on the second day of each meeting.
That format applies to every meeting on the 2027 calendar with one exception: the October 26-27 meeting.
October session set for strategy
Rather than announcing a policy decision, the Fed said the October 26-27 meeting will be dedicated to the discussion of broad monetary policy strategy issues. It is the only meeting on the 2027 schedule singled out for that purpose rather than a second-day decision.
Key facts
- The Federal Reserve announced a revised tentative schedule of FOMC meetings for 2027.
- The Committee will announce its policy decision on the second day of each meeting.
- The October 26-27 meeting is dedicated to broad monetary policy strategy issues.
- The Fed described the schedule as tentative and announced it on Thursday.
Source: federalreserve.gov
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