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The Federal Reserve said on November 12, 2026 that its October 2027 policy meeting will not include a vote on interest rates, as part of a revised tentative schedule for Federal Open Market Committee meetings in 2027. The Fed published the revised 2027 FOMC schedule in its press releases at 17:45 UTC. CNBC Top News described the change as a policy switch and did not give the reasons for removing the rate vote or the full revised calendar. CNBC Top News also reported that Fed Chair Kevin Warsh first announced the move at his October news conference, though he did not set a date for it. The report did not say whether the change alters the number of rate decisions scheduled for 2027. No market reaction was reported.