FRB: Beige Book--Summary--November 30, 2005
Prepared at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and based on information collected before November 21, 2005. This document summarizes comments received from businesses and other contacts outside the Federal Reserve and is not a commentary on the views of Federal Reserve officials. Economic activity continued to expand from mid-October through mid-November, according to reports from the twelve Fe
Remarks on Class Day 2008
It seems to me, paradoxically, that both long ago and only yesterday I attended my own Class Day in 1975. I am pleased and honored to be invited back by the students of Harvard. Our speaker in 1975 was Dick Gregory, the social critic and comedian, who was inclined toward the sharp-edged and satiric. Central bankers don't do satire as a rule, so I am going to have to strive for "kind of interesting
Speech by Governor Brainard on cryptocurrencies, digital currencies, and distributed ledger technologies
It is a pleasure to be here today. What better place to discuss digital currencies than in San Francisco, home to so many technology innovators working on new ways to disrupt various aspects of our daily lives? 1 Because of the transformative potential of digital currency and distributed ledger technologies, the Federal Reserve is actively monitoring digital innovations in the financial system. We
Remarks by Governor Powell on prospects for emerging market economies in a normalizing global economy
Thank you for inviting me to speak here at the Institute of International Finance Annual Membership meeting. I am pleased to note that there have been signs lately that a sustainable global recovery may finally be materializing. This is certainly good news, although significant risks and uncertainties remain. One important question is how the emerging market economies (EMEs) will fare as global mo
FRB: IFDP Notes: The Effects of Demographic Change on GDP Growth in OECD Economies
* Each bar represents average GDP growth rate in the decade ending in the year noted on the horizontal axis. The final bar represents the average GDP growth rate from 2011-2015. Return to figure. Accessible version 2. Demographic Trends and Potential Implications for GDP Growth Demographic factors have sometimes occupied center-stage in the discussion of the sources of economic growth. In the 18th
Speech by Chair Yellen on financial stability a decade after the onset of the crisis
A decade has passed since the beginnings of a global financial crisis that resulted in the most severe financial panic and largest contraction in economic activity in the United States since the Great Depression. Already, for some, memories of this experience may be fading--memories of just how costly the financial crisis was and of why certain steps were taken in response. Today I will look back
Monetary Policy and the Housing Bubble
The financial crisis that began in August 2007 has been the most severe of the post-World War II era and, very possibly--once one takes into account the global scope of the crisis, its broad effects on a range of markets and institutions, and the number of systemically critical financial institutions that failed or came close to failure--the worst in modern history. Although forceful responses by
Speech by Chair Yellen on macroeconomic research after the crisis
Watch live: https://www.bostonfed.org/live Extreme economic events have often challenged existing views of how the economy works and exposed shortcomings in the collective knowledge of economists. To give two well-known examples, both the Great Depression and the stagflation of the 1970s motivated new ways of thinking about economic phenomena. More recently, the financial crisis and its aftermath
Speech by Vice Chairman Fischer on low interest rates
I am grateful to the Economic Club of New York for inviting me to speak today. My subject is the historically low level of interest rates, a topic not far from the minds of many in this audience and of many others in the United States and all over the world.1 Notwithstanding the increase in the federal funds rate last December, the federal funds rate remains at a very low level. Policy rates of ma
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Part 2: Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Board - H.15 - Selected Interest Rates (Daily) - June 18, 2024
Federal Reserve Board - Foreign Exchange Rates - H.10 - Country Data
Section 2A. Monetary policy objectives
Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
The Fed - Supervisory Letter SR 11-7 on guidance on Model Risk Management -- April 4, 2011
Federal Reserve releases examples of new charts that illustrate uncertainty around monetary policymakers' macroeconomic and interest rate projections
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/press/bcreg/bcreg20161019a1.pdf
Federal Reserve Board - Foreign Exchange Rates - H.10 - Country Data
Chair's FOMC Press Conference Projections Materials, September 21, 2016