#Fed FOMC Meeting Frequency Reform

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Fed officials have proposed cutting FOMC interest rate decision meetings from eight to six per year, breaking with a 40-year tradition.

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Fed Governor Waller signals clear inflation goals but ambiguous paths, keeping September rate hike risks alive. Morgan Stanley warns that if financial tightening fails to curb inflation, the Fed may act aggressively before the August Jackson Hole symposiu

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Waller’s Fed Overhaul: Cutting FOMC Meetings Breaks 40-Year Tradition

Fed Chair Waller proposes reducing FOMC meeting frequency, challenging the eight-meeting annual norm since 1981. This institutional reform aims to streamline operations but risks reducing policy transparency and market signaling channels.

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Fed’s Hammack: Rates Not Yet Restrictive Enough as Inflation Fight Continues

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack declared current interest rate policy insufficient to reach the 2% inflation target. She emphasized a data-dependent approach, warning that rates may stay higher for longer despite a stable labor market.

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Hassett Cites Cooling Labor Data to Deter Fed Rate Hikes

White House NEC Chairman Kevin Hassett argues that slowing job growth and softer consumer spending render Federal Reserve rate hikes unjustified, signaling a strategic pivot toward prioritizing economic expansion over aggressive inflation containment.

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Fed Abandons Guidance: Walsh Lets Market Rates Drive Policy

Federal Reserve Chair Walsh shifts to market-led pricing, abandoning clear forward guidance. Rate hikes now depend on inflation spreading, while analysts warn of yield curve inversion risks and shifting growth dynamics.

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2/2 If, in the coming weeks, the Sept probability (above) falls below 50% and bond traders "panic" about inflation sending yields higher, how can the Fed reverse this before the Sept meeting? The Fed now has 12 independent voters. Three want to hike rates now. If Waller gives a speech saying he's ready to hike, that would be four to hike (I'm surprised given his "Sternly staring at inflation until it melts before our withering gaze is not an option" comment from earlier this month; he did not dissent yesterday). After Waller, Jefferson or Cook (Powell???) can do the same and send the message to Wall Street. --- To repeat, this is an independent Fed, and Wall Street is still struggling with what that means. You can see this in the hand-wringing about the presser, under the assumption that Warsh makes the decision. Warsh has a committee that votes policy with him (the "family fight"). The committee can signal a hike without Warsh saying a word.
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BIG DAY FOR CRYPTO HOLDERS. The FOMC interest rate decision drops today at 2 PM ET, followed by Warsh's press conference. Markets expect a 70.6% chance of a pause, 29.4% chance of a hike. • If the Fed holds rates and hints at cuts, we pump. • If the Fed holds but hints at more hikes, we dump. • If the Fed hikes today, it's over for us.
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