Inflation trend
Read CPI and related price measures as a sequence, including revisions and composition—not one headline number.
Official calendar · outcome-neutral context
Track the Federal Open Market Committee schedule without confusing a meeting date with a rate forecast. Decisions depend on incoming inflation, employment, growth, and financial-condition evidence.
The Federal Reserve schedules eight regular meetings per year. “Economic projections” marks meetings associated with a Summary of Economic Projections.
Read CPI and related price measures as a sequence, including revisions and composition—not one headline number.
Combine payroll growth, unemployment, wage measures, and revisions rather than treating one release as decisive.
Compare the policy rate, Treasury yields, and curve shape to see how financial conditions are transmitting.
Primary source: Federal Reserve FOMC meeting calendars and information. The Fed states that each date is tentative until confirmed at the meeting immediately preceding it. Minutes for scheduled meetings are generally released three weeks after the policy decision.
The next scheduled meeting is September 15–16, 2026. Dates are tentative until confirmed by the preceding meeting.
No. It means the meeting is associated with updated economic projections. It does not determine the policy decision.
No. VisionBoard shows the official schedule and observable economic context. It does not predict a meeting outcome or provide individualized investment advice.