#FOMCMeeting The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting is a key event where the U.S. Federal Reserve discusses monetary policy, including interest rates and economic outlook. Held eight times a year, it involves Fed officials reviewing economic data, inflation, and employment trends. Decisions on federal funds rate adjustments or quantitative easing are announced post-meeting, impacting markets globally. The chair’s press conference provides insights into future policy moves. Markets closely watch FOMC statements for hints on rate hikes, cuts, or pauses. The meeting aims to balance inflation control and economic growth while ensuring financial stability. Its outcomes influence borrowing costs, investments, and economic sentiment worldwide.