#FOMC
8 articles tagged FOMC. Past halfway to the twelve-article threshold.
Timeline
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KOSPI closes at 6,954.52 on September 8, 2026 — 217 points given back from 7,171
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September FOMC dates — September 15-16, and the last inflation print is September 11
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S&P 500 weekly +0.09% (August 31 – September 4, 2026) — the index went nowhere, oil went up 9%
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Fed hike odds of 56% — the number comes from a futures price, not a poll
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Economy · 2 min readKOSPI closes at 6,954.52 on September 8, 2026 — 217 points given back from 7,171
Reversal — intraday high 7,171.52, the first break above 7,100; close 6,954.52 (−0.58%), giving back 217 points
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Economy · 3 min readSeptember FOMC dates — September 15-16, and the last inflation print is September 11
Dates — FOMC September 15-16 with a dot plot; decision 2:00 pm ET September 16
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Economy · 3 min readS&P 500 weekly +0.09% (August 31 – September 4, 2026) — the index went nowhere, oil went up 9%
Week — S&P 500 7,711.76 to 7,718.60, up 6.84 points or 0.09 percent, with two changes of direction
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Economy · 4 min readFed hike odds of 56% — the number comes from a futures price, not a poll
Source — not a poll: it is reverse-engineered from 30-day fed funds futures prices
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Economy · 4 min readWhat the Jackson Hole symposium is — a conference that went trout fishing for a Fed chair
What it is — an economic policy symposium run every August by the Kansas City Fed. It is not an FOMC meeting and no rate is set there
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Economy · 3 min readFOMC July minutes show a 9-3 vote — and a proposal to cut meetings from eight to six
Vote — 9-3 to hold at 3.5-3.75%; all three dissents favoured a quarter-point hike
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Economy · 3 min readFOMC July minutes land August 19 — the question left by three dissents
Release — minutes of the July 28-29, 2026 FOMC meeting are published August 19 (US time)
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Economy · 4 min readWhat FOMC minutes are — and why a three-week-old document still moves markets
What they are — the detailed record of an FOMC meeting, describing the discussion in narrative form without naming individual speakers