Atlanta Fed President Bostic just confirmed he won't seek another term. His current stint wraps up in February, and he's walking away from the role. This marks another shift in the Federal Reserve's leadership lineup as the central bank navigates inflation targets and rate decisions. Bostic has been vocal about his hawkish stance lately, so his departure could signal changes in policy tone down the road. Markets typically react to Fed personnel changes—especially when it involves regional presidents who vote on rate committees. Worth watching how this plays into broader monetary policy discussions heading into 2026.