#FOMCMeeting The FOMC Meeting refers to the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, where U.S. monetary policy is set—primarily concerning interest rates and economic outlook.

These meetings are held eight times a year, and they are closely watched by investors, economists, and policymakers because the decisions and guidance issued can influence global financial markets.

Key things usually announced:

Interest rate decisions (e.g., hikes, cuts, or holding steady)

Economic projections (GDP growth, inflation, unemployment)

Forward guidance on future monetary policy

The outcome of a meeting can significantly affect:

Stock and bond markets

Mortgage and loan rates

Currency exchange rates

Would you like to know the highlights from the most recent FOMC meeting?