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FOMC Alerts

What Is the Taylor Rule? Where It Puts the Fed Before Oct. 28

Posted on October 27, 2026 by Ernie Varitimos
FOMC Alerts: What is the Taylor rule? Cleveland Fed policy rules 3.66% to 6.84% vs Fed range 3.75%-4.00%

Policy rules put the Fed’s rate at 3.66% to 6.84%, mostly above today’s 3.75%-4.00%. How the Taylor rule works and what it means for 0DTE on Oct 28.

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