Fed Statement Redline Marks Changes Since September — SkimNews
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- Federal Open Market Committee issued a statement on Wednesday that is compared directly with the statement released after its previous policymaking meeting in September.
- Removed language appears in red with a horizontal line through the middle, identifying text deleted from the September statement.
- Added language appears in red and underlined, marking wording introduced since the previous statement.
- Unchanged language appears in black, showing passages retained in both versions.
- Kevin Warsh, identified as Federal Reserve chair, spoke to reporters in Washington, DC, on June 17, 2026, during his first news conference after taking the helm.
Why it matters: For Fed watchers, the redline makes Wednesday’s policy wording directly auditable against September, separating deletions, additions, and unchanged passages. That gives readers a cleaner view of how the FOMC’s statement evolved under Chair Kevin Warsh, whose first news conference as chair occurred on June 17, 2026.
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