Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the FOMC plans to change its schedule next autumn and expects six policy-setting meetings in 2028, according to BlockBeats.
Under the reported arrangement, one meeting would have no policy-rate vote and another would focus on strategy. Warsh described eight meetings a year as appropriate.
Economic backdrop
A separate BlockBeats flash reported that Warsh described resilient domestic spending and strong productivity and capital investment, alongside elevated inflation.
That assessment matches the Fed’s October 28 statement, which kept the federal-funds target range at 3.75%–4.00% and said more information would help determine the policy stance needed to return inflation to its 2% goal.
Sources: BlockBeats’ English calendar report and Chinese original, its press-conference economic update, and the official Fed statement. The calendar and economic flashes were published October 28, 2026, at 18:37:03 and 18:34:32 UTC, respectively.