Core Viewpoint - Fed governor Stephen Miran was the only dissenting vote against the decision to keep interest rates unchanged at the March FOMC meeting, advocating for a quarter percentage point reduction instead [1][2]. Group 1: Fed Policy Decisions - The dissent from Miran highlights ongoing discord among Fed policymakers, with no unanimous rate decision since June of the previous year [3]. - In January, both Miran and Fed Gov. Christopher Waller voted against maintaining the rates, preferring a reduction of a quarter percentage point [3]. - The December meeting saw three members dissenting, but only Miran remains a voting member this year [3].