Will three people dissent the April Fed decision?

“Three dissents at a single FOMC decision are very rare; most meetings have 0-1 dissent, occasionally 2. Hitting exactly 3 requires unusual, broad disagreement, which is unlikely absent clear signs of major policy conflict.”

“Three dissents at a Fed meeting is historically rare. Even with current divisions, two dissents is more typical at the upper bound. Three would be unusual.”

“Fed dissents are rare; typically 0-1 per meeting. Three dissents would require extreme disagreement, unlikely given current consensus.”

“Three dissents are historically very rare for FOMC decisions, which typically aim for consensus or have one to two dissents at most. No specific information suggests unusual division.”