Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-11-02Week of October 26: a 10–2 hold, Cook's first dissent, and a 2027 meeting without a rate voteThe Fed held at 3.75%–4.00% on a 10–2 vote, with Lisa Cook dissenting for a hike for the first time, as Chair Kevin Warsh declined to preview December and announced a 2027 meeting that will carry no rate vote.1
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-10-26Week of October 19: twelve voters, no words, and October hike odds at 7%No FOMC voter spoke publicly in the seven days before the October 28 decision, and the market repriced a hold to 93% while October's flash PMI showed the sharpest rise in selling prices since August 2022.3
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-10-19Week of October 12: CPI 3.7%, PPI 6.3%, and a chair who declined to read themBoth September inflation prints ran hot in the last week before the Fed's quiet period, the chair would not say what they mean, and the three voters who did split on 2027 — with October priced at 17% and December at 89%.1
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-10-12Week of October 5: The minutes say one more hike this year, and Waller and Hammack split on the paceThe Fed's September minutes put one more increase by year-end on the table without urgency, Waller said he expects more moves but not at consecutive meetings, and Hammack said rates must go higher — while the market cut October odds to about 20% and kept December priced.1
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-10-05Week of September 28: Two vice chairs say the Fed can wait, and markets shift the next hike to DecemberThe Fed's two vice chairs said the September rate increase bought time and no further move is urgent, pulling a likely October hike off the table, while Dallas and Minneapolis kept pressing for more and the week's inflation and jobs data softened.
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-09-28Week of September 21: three voters put another hike on the table, and none will date itThree of the twelve FOMC voters put another rate increase on the table this week, each attaching a condition and none a date, while the chairman made no public appearance of his own.2
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-09-21Week of September 14: a 12–0 hike, and a 2027 median with no cuts left in itThe FOMC raised rates for the first time since 2023 — unanimously, to 3.75%–4.00% — and lifted its projected 2027 median above the rate it just set, while the chair declined to say what comes next.1
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-09-14Week of September 7: The committee goes dark ahead of Wednesday's rate decisionThe 12 FOMC voting members delivered zero new monetary policy signals as the committee entered pre-meeting blackout ahead of the September 15–16 decision, leaving earlier conditional reaction functions locked.
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-09-07Week of August 31: Waller leans hold, Barr keeps a September hike aliveChristopher Waller would lean toward a hold if disinflation continues, while Michael Barr keeps a September hike live if inflation stalls; the other voting members add no new qualifying signal this week.2
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-08-31Week of August 24: Warsh puts prices first, without a rate pathKevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech put inflation first while withholding a dated rate path, leaving the FOMC's tightening risk alive but September timing open.1
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-08-24Week of August 17: FOMC minutes widen the hike case as Kashkari keeps September openThe August 19 FOMC minutes kept the tightening option live, while Neel Kashkari's August 23 interview left a September hike open but data-dependent.11
Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker2026-08-17Week of August 10: Hammack calls for action now as fresh Fed rate signals thin outBeth Hammack called for an immediate rate increase as inflation remains above 3%, while the other voting members added no new rate-path signal in the August 10-16 window.