The US Federal Reserve is switching things up for 2027, cutting its usual eight rate-setting meetings down to seven.
The last meeting of the year lands on November 16-17, with a longer break before the next one in late January 2028.
This change comes as part of Chairman Kevin Warsh's review of the Fed's communication practices and strategy.
Kevin Warsh drops quarterly projections
Since taking over in May, Warsh has dropped quarterly economic projections from the March, June, and September meetings, a move he's been vocal about preferring.
He's also set up a task force to rethink how the Fed shares information with the public, especially the so-called "dot plot" forecasts.
The group's suggestions have not yet been delivered to Warsh and the other 18 Fed policymakers.