Federal Open Market Committee
The Federal Open Market Committee consists of twelve members: the
seven members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System;
the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; and, for the
remaining four memberships, which carry a one-year term, a rotating
selection of the presidents of the eleven other Reserve Banks. The
FOMC holds eight regularly scheduled meetings per year to direct the
conduct of open market operations by the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York in a manner designed to foster the long-run objectives of price
stability and sustainable economic growth. The FOMC also establishes
policy relating to System operations in the foreign exchange markets.
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Federal Open Market Committee reports on the Freedom of Information Act
Schedule of Meetings, Statements, Minutes, and Transcripts
Meetings: Dates for the eight regularly scheduled meetings held by the FOMC each year are shown in the calendars below. (Dates on which votes were taken between regularly scheduled meetings, typically by telephone conference, are also indicated in the calendars.) Scheduled meetings are usually held on Tuesdays. At the first and fourth meetings of the year, which are scheduled for two-day
periods, the FOMC considers the longer-term economic outlook as well as the current conduct of open market operations.
Statements: Links to FOMC press releases issued after FOMC meetings and between
meetings are in the calendars below.
Under a policy announced on January
19, 2000, the FOMC issues, shortly after each of its meetings, a
statement that includes its assessment of the risks in the foreseeable
future to the attainment of its long-run goals of price stability and
sustainable economic growth.
Minutes: Links to minutes of FOMC
meetings are in the calendars below. The minutes of each meeting are
made available within a few days after the next regularly scheduled
meeting. For example, the minutes of the first meeting of the year
are released within a few days after the second meeting of the year.
Transcripts: Procedures adopted by the
FOMC provide for the public release of transcripts
for an entire year of meetings with a five-year lag.
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2002
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January
29/30
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February
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March
19
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April
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May
7
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June
25/26
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July
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August
13
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September
24
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October
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November
6
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December
10
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1996
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Current Members of the FOMC
Members
Alan Greenspan, Board of Governors, Chairman
William J. McDonough, New York, Vice Chairman
Roger W. Ferguson, Jr., Board of Governors
Edward M. Gramlich, Board of Governors
Thomas M. Hoenig, Kansas City
Edward W. Kelley, Jr., Board of Governors
Laurence H. Meyer, Board of Governors
Cathy E. Minehan, Boston
Michael H. Moskow, Chicago
William Poole, St. Louis
Alternate Members
Jerry L. Jordan, Cleveland
Robert D. McTeer, Jr., Dallas
Anthony M. Santomero, Philadelphia
Gary H. Stern, Minneapolis
Jamie B. Stewart, Jr., First Vice President, New York
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