The Fed's meeting on interest rates is usually held every six weeks, and the specific date may be adjusted according to the actual situation. The main contents of the meeting include:
1. Determine the target range of the federal funds rate, which is a key interest rate affecting the US economy and financial market.
2. Analyze the economic situation in the United States and the world, as well as the situation of inflation, employment and financial stability.
3. Evaluate the effect of monetary policy and discuss the possible adjustment direction in the future.
The Fed's monetary policy decisions usually have a significant impact on global financial markets, so investors and policy makers will pay close attention to the results and statements of the meeting on interest rates.