#FOMCMeeting The **FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting** is a key event where the U.S. Federal Reserve discusses monetary policy, including interest rates and economic outlook. Comprising 12 members, including Fed Chair Jerome Powell, the FOMC meets eight times yearly to assess economic conditions and adjust policies to stabilize inflation and employment. Decisions impact global markets, influencing borrowing costs, investments, and currency values. Analysts closely watch statements and press conferences for hints on future rate hikes or cuts. The FOMC’s actions aim to balance growth and inflation, making its meetings critical for investors, businesses, and policymakers worldwide.