Fed Dot Plot Analysis: Two Officials Did Not Submit 2028 Dot Plot Forecasts
BlockBeats News, June 18th. The Federal Reserve's dot plot showed that out of 19 officials, only 18 submitted dot plot forecasts for 2026 and 2027, and only 17 submitted a dot plot forecast for 2028. Prior to the release of the Federal Reserve's dot plot, the market had already anticipated that the newly appointed Fed Chair Powell would not submit dot plot forecasts. It is currently unclear which Fed official has joined Powell's camp and did not submit a dot plot forecast for 2028. (FXStreet)
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