Fed Tentatively Schedules Seven Rate Decisions for 2027
The eight-meeting calendar reserves Oct. 26-27 for monetary policy strategy and lists no December session.

The Federal Reserve has released a revised, tentative 2027 calendar with seven meetings expected to end in rate decisions, while an October session is reserved for monetary policy strategy.
Eight Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings appear on the calendar. Rate decisions are scheduled for Jan. 26-27, March 16-17, April 27-28, June 8-9, July 27-28, Sept. 14-15 and Nov. 16-17. The separate strategy meeting is Oct. 26-27. Rate decisions are scheduled for the second day of each of the seven meetings, with October as the exception.
The calendar lists no December meeting. Each date remains tentative until confirmed at the immediately preceding meeting.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh previously said the number of rate-setting meetings would be reduced.