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Based on the WSO Dataset, the community's sentiment towards FOMC meetings typically oscillates between anticipation and anxiety, given the significant impact these decisions can have on the markets. Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, has been known for his pivotal role in monetary policy, especially noted during the pandemic when he was famously depicted as making the "money printer go brrrrr." However, as of the last updates, the Fed has shifted from loosening monetary policy to implementing a series of rate hikes, with ten increases since March of the previous year.

Investors and market watchers are keenly aware of these meetings, often likening them to a high-stakes game in Las Vegas, where every decision can lead to substantial market movements. The community, therefore, might feel a mix of excitement and nervousness as they await the outcomes and implications of these meetings. Whether Powell will continue to provide "beach balls and towels" or take a more conservative approach depends largely on the economic indicators and pressures at the time of each meeting.

Sources: FOMC Texas Showdown | The Daily Peel | 6/2/2023, Inflation In Fed Speeches | The Daily Peel | 3/22/22, From Hoenig to Hamlet | The Daily Peel | 4/12/2023, Don't Feel So Good | The Daily Peel | 3/17/22, Fed’s Pause Button | The Daily Peel | 6/15/2023

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