Will no one dissent the April Fed decision?

“Recent FOMC meetings have seen frequent dissents amid policy disagreements (Waller, Bowman, Miran). With ongoing debate over rate cuts vs. holding, dissent is more likely than not, though unanimous decisions remain plausible.”

“FOMC decisions are often unanimous, especially when policy is on hold and guidance is well telegraphed. Dissents do occur but remain relatively infrequent, so no dissent is the likelier outcome.”

“FOMC decisions rarely see dissents; current economic conditions are stable with no major policy shifts expected, making unanimous vote likely.”