#FOMCMeeting The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is the body of the Federal Reserve responsible for monetary policy in the United States. Its meetings, known as #FOMCMeeting, are key events for financial markets, as they determine the direction of interest rates and other economic measures.

In the most recent meeting, the FOMC evaluated inflation, economic growth, and employment, determining factors for adjusting its monetary policy. Depending on economic data, the committee may choose to raise, lower, or maintain interest rates, which directly impacts the cost of credit and investment.

Investors and analysts closely follow these meetings, as the FOMC's decisions can influence the stock market, the dollar, and the global economy. The committee's communication, through statements and press conferences, is key to understanding its stance and anticipating possible changes in monetary policy.