Federal Reserve to Release March Meeting Minutes on April 9

The claim has two parts: a concrete scheduling claim and a qualitative expectation about the content of the minutes. The primary source in this run, the Federal Reserve’s official FOMC minutes page at https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomcminutes20240501.htm, demonstrates that the Fed publishes meeting minutes on scheduled dates and is the authoritative venue for such releases. While this fetched page is for a 2024 meeting, it supports the general release mechanism and reliability of Fed minutes pages. For the 2026 context, Reuters search results indicate that by March 2026 there was discussion of only one later-year Fed cut and that Middle East or Iran-related risks were part of the macro backdrop, as seen in Reuters items titled “Fed still set to cut US rates late this year, say economists ... - Reuters” and “Fed leaves rates unchanged as it assesses Iran war inflation risks.” That makes the qualitative preview plausible. However, I could not fetch a direct April 9, 2026 Federal Reserve release page or the exact Reuters article text in this run, and the X link provided failed to fetch. So the scheduling and interpretive language cannot be fully confirmed from a same-day primary page here. Overall, the evidence leans toward the statement being likely true, but not with high confidence.