[CALENDAR ADDITION] Fed's Daly (2027 Voter, Neutral) to give an interview to Bloomberg at 13:30BST/08:30EDT

A scheduled television interview rather than a set-piece speech or published text, which changes how the content tends to surface: headline strips from newswire coverage of the conversation, often piecemeal, rather than a single prepared statement. Daly has historically sat close to the committee's centre of gravity and has tended to echo rather than lead the prevailing median view, so remarks of this kind have generally repriced the front end only when they break from recent consensus framing on the timing of the next move. The tagged voter status matters for how the comments are weighted, though in non-voting years such officials have still moved markets when their phrasing signals where the median is drifting. Interviews also allow follow-up questioning, which means the incremental information often comes in the answers on balance-of-risks and reaction-function framing rather than in the opening lines. Worth noting whether the timing coincides with pending data or a communications blackout window, since proximity to either has historically determined how much latitude the official takes. As a calendar addition rather than a substantive headline, the note is directional only.