Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh is considering a change to the central bank's meeting schedule. The potential adjustment involves reducing the number of meetings where interest rates are set. Details about the proposed change are limited, but it is reportedly aimed at decreasing market dependence on these meetings.

Further information about Warsh's consideration can be found through KTXS, the local ABC affiliate. Readers seeking more details about the potential impact of this change on the Federal Reserve's operations can consult the original report from KTXS for additional context.