This week's policy meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board will see an unexpected change. Board member Adrienne Kugler is unable to attend the meeting due to personal matters, which has reduced the voting members for this Interest Rate decision from the usual 12 to 11.

Despite the decrease in the number of members, the decision-making weight of this meeting has not been significantly affected. Even if governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman may vote in favor of a rate cut, the committee still has enough majority to maintain the current Intrerest Rate level.

It is worth noting that in the design of the Federal Reserve's system, there is no substitute mechanism for the board seats, while the president's seat can be replaced by others. This flexibility ensures the continuity and stability of the decision-making process.

Although Kugler's absence is unlikely to change the final Intrerest Rate decision, it undoubtedly adds a degree of uncertainty to the market. Investors and analysts are closely watching this somewhat unusual Federal Reserve meeting and its potential impact on the financial markets.

In the context of the current complex and changing global economic situation, every decision made by the Federal Reserve resonates with the nerves of the global financial market. The outcome of this meeting not only concerns the U.S. economy but will also have far-reaching effects on the direction of the global economy. We will continue to monitor the developments and provide readers with the latest updates.