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The Fed will welcome the rotation of regional presidents, with both the old and new teams showing hawkish attitudes.
BlockBeats news, on November 17, next year the Fed will welcome the annual rotation of four regional Fed presidents. Out of the 12 regional Fed presidents, five have voting rights each year—four of which rotate annually, while the New York Fed has permanent voting rights. In 2026, the presidents of the Cleveland, Dallas, Philadelphia, and Minneapolis Feds will become voting members, while the presidents of the Kansas City, Chicago, Boston, and St. Louis Feds will rotate out. Currently, all four regional Fed presidents with voting rights lean towards a hawkish stance. Boston Fed President Collins stated this week that although she supported the interest rate cut at the last meeting, the threshold for further rate cuts is "relatively high," and maintaining the interest rate at the current level for "some time" may be appropriate. St. Louis Fed President Musalem expressed support for the interest rate cut at the last meeting last week, but emphasized that subsequent actions "need to be cautious, as it should not lead to an excessively loose monetary policy.
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