Fed Voting Members Statements Tracker Content Archive
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- FOMC voting members, week of May 28: three speakers, one direction
- Week of June 1: Bowman breaks from the hawkish consensus
- Week of June 2: three voting members turn hawkish as May jobs data lands
- Week of June 9: the committee went dark — here's what Wednesday's meeting is expected to deliver
- Week of June 22: Kashkari breaks hawkish while Williams holds the center
- Week of June 29: Warsh changes the rules while Hammack keeps hikes live
- Week of July 6: AI inflation enters the Fed's rate path
- Week of July 13: Five voters keep hikes alive while Warsh withholds a timetable
- Week of July 20: The Fed goes silent before its July decision
- Week of July 27: Three voters dissent for a hike while Warsh withholds September guidance
- Week of August 3: Fed voters split between inflation urgency and jobs caution
- Week of August 10: Hammack calls for action now as fresh Fed rate signals thin out
- Week of August 17: FOMC minutes widen the hike case as Kashkari keeps September open
- Week of August 24: Warsh puts prices first, without a rate path
- Week of August 31: Waller leans hold, Barr keeps a September hike alive
- Week of September 7: The committee goes dark ahead of Wednesday's rate decision
- Week of September 14: a 12–0 hike, and a 2027 median with no cuts left in it
- Week of September 21: three voters put another hike on the table, and none will date it
- Week of September 28: Two vice chairs say the Fed can wait, and markets shift the next hike to December
- Week of October 5: The minutes say one more hike this year, and Waller and Hammack split on the pace
- Week of October 12: CPI 3.7%, PPI 6.3%, and a chair who declined to read them
- Week of October 19: twelve voters, no words, and October hike odds at 7%
- Week of October 26: a 10–2 hold, Cook's first dissent, and a 2027 meeting without a rate vote
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