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Fewer Federal Reserve meetings per year are under active consideration since Warsh took office in May, a shift that markets are treating as a source of potential volatility.
In the months since assuming the role, Warsh has moved to reverse decades of Federal Reserve institutional culture. The question of how many times the Fed convenes annually now sits at the center of that effort.
A departure from the established calendar The Federal Reserve's meeting schedule has functioned for decades as the primary rhythm of monetary policy.
Participants in rate markets build positioning around it, using each scheduled window to adjust as new data arrives.
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