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The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) provides the deciding information in its statement announcing the federal funds target range and voting results at the conclusion of the scheduled meeting on December 9, 2026, generally released at 1:00 PM CT, and only the official target range and voting results announced then count. Dissenting members are those listed after "Voting against this action were" in the final paragraph; members who are absent or not voting do not count, and only dissents that favor a different target range for the federal funds rate count, not votes against the action for other reasons such as statement language, forward guidance or policy bias. The outcome is Yes if both the announced change in the target range and the dissent outcome match the combination specified in the market question and No otherwise. The value becomes final when the statement is released, early resolution does not apply, and if the statement is delayed, resolution waits until it is released.
The federal funds target range is the interest rate range the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sets for overnight lending between banks, and a dissent is a vote by a committee member against the committee's decision. The event pairs two results from the scheduled FOMC meeting on December 9, 2026: the change, if any, in the federal funds target range, and a dissent outcome, such as whether any committee member dissents or how many do.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) provides the deciding information in its statement announcing the federal funds target range and voting results at the conclusion of the scheduled meeting on December 9, 2026, generally released at 1:00 PM CT, and only the official target range and voting results announced then count. Dissenting members are those listed after "Voting against this action were" in the final paragraph; members who are absent or not voting do not count, and only dissents that favor a different target range for the federal funds rate count, not votes against the action for other reasons such as statement language, forward guidance or policy bias. The outcome is Yes if both the announced change in the target range and the dissent outcome match the combination specified in the market question and No otherwise. The value becomes final when the statement is released, early resolution does not apply, and if the statement is delayed, resolution waits until it is released.
The federal funds target range is the interest rate range the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sets for overnight lending between banks, and a dissent is a vote by a committee member against the committee's decision. The event pairs two results from the scheduled FOMC meeting on December 9, 2026: the change, if any, in the federal funds target range, and a dissent outcome, such as whether any committee member dissents or how many do.