During the blackout period, FOMC officials are required to ‘refrain from expressing their views about macroeconomic developments or monetary policy issues,’
Chris Van Hollen: “During the blackout period, FOMC officials are required to ‘refrain from expressing their views about macroeconomic…”
On the recordJuly 8, 2026
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Statement on FOMC officials' blackout period requirements.
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