Federal Open Market Committee
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) controls open market operations for the Federal Reserve. It consists of twelve members: seven members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System; the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; and four of the remaining eleven Reserve Bank presidents, who serve one-year terms on a rotating basis.
The FOMC holds eight regularly scheduled meetings per year, where the members review economic and financial conditions, determines the appropriate stance of monetary policy, and assesses the risks to its long-run goals of price stability and sustainable economic growth.
The FOMC holds eight regularly scheduled meetings per year, where the members review economic and financial conditions, determines the appropriate stance of monetary policy, and assesses the risks to its long-run goals of price stability and sustainable economic growth.
View Older Stories
-
Waller: Recent Increases In Core Inflation Are Quite Broad
-
Federal Reserve forms five task forces to review monetary policy
-
Fed's Perli says Treasury bill purchases can be adjusted as needed
-
Dallas Fed's Logan says central clearing would help policy operations
-
Some Fed officials made case for rate hike amid inflation concerns, minutes show
-
Fed: A Few Saw Case For Raising Rates At June Fomc Meeeting
-
Morgan Stanley flags Fed hike risk if unemployment drops below 4%
-
Fed’s Williams pushes back inflation target to 2028
-
Fed: Nine Of 18 FOMC Participants Pencil In 2026 Rate Hike
-
Fed Holds Rates at 3.50% to 3.75%
-
FOMC Median Rate Forecast Next Year 3.625% vs 3.375% Prior, 3.125% Prior
-
FOMC Median Rate Forecast Current Year 3.75% vs 3.625% Expected, 3.375% Prior
-
Wolfe Research eyes Fed Chair Warsh communication at meeting today
-
No "big top" yet in risk assets, BofA says despite elevated sentiment
-
UBS now expects the Fed to begin its easing cycle in March 2027
-
Resilient US economy posts third straight month of strong job growth
-
HSBC stays aggressive on stocks, asks what could turn it bearish
-
Any pullback in the S&P 500 is a buying opportunity: Yardeni
-
Fed's Hammack says Iran war's end won't stop economic disruption
-
Fed's Hammack warns of rate hikes if inflation persists
-
Williams: Higher Prod. Growth Raises Real Rates In Long Run
-
Fed's Cook: Inflation Is Clearly Moving in Wrong Direction
-
Fed rate hike conditions already met, say 14% of investors in survey from BofA
-
Majority Saw Hike Likely Warranted If Inflation Persists - FOMC Minutes
-
April jobs report preview: Here's what economists expect
-
Fed's Williams says policy consensus stronger than vote suggests
-
There Is No Try - Fed's Williams
-
Canaccord sees stock resilience amid inflation and rate concerns
-
Morgan Stanley Expects Fed to Hold Rates Until Early 2027
-
Morgan Stanley now sees Fed holding rates in 2026
-
Powell: Warsh will be elected as FOMC chair
-
Goldman Sachs: 'We now forecast a 1.7mbpd drop in global oil demand in 2Q26 to partially offset what we estimate is a 14.5mbpd production loss'
-
Fed’s Waller calls for consolidation of Fed regional bank operations
-
Fed’s Waller says Middle East war may drive up inflation, complicate rate cuts
-
Fed's Williams: Monetary Policy Currently Well Positioned
-
US producer inflation rises below expectations in March, but war fires up energy prices
-
BofA explains why Fed is likely to deliver rate cuts this year
-
Fed: Some Saw `Strong Case' For Two-sided Language On Rate Path
-
Fed's Logan: supported Fed holding steady at recent FOMC meeting
-
Fed's Miran backs rate cuts despite Iran-related volatility
-
Markets underestimating risk of extended Fed pause, Barclays says
-
Yardeni sees 3 paths that could split or unite Fed factions
-
Fed's Bowman backs three rate cuts in 2026 to support labor market
-
Fed Holds Rates at 3.50% to 3.75%
-
FOMC Median Rate Forecast Next Year 3.125% vs 3.125% Prior
-
FOMC Median Rate Forecast Current Year 3.375% vs 3.375% Prior
-
Fed to signal rate hike an option? Possible, though unlikely
-
Standard Chartered on FOMC: 'we expect a very temporary market impact'
-
Barclays delays Fed rate cut forecast to September on inflation
-
Fed to remain on hold next week, Morgan Stanley says
