Richmond Fed's Lacker Announces Departure Effective Tuesday
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Jeffrey Lacker said he was stepping down effective Tuesday in a letter that revealed his involvement in an alleged 2012 leak of confidential Fed information.
Federal Reserve Readies Plan for Balance Sheet
Federal Reserve officials are zeroing in on a strategy to begin winding down their $4.5 trillion portfolio of mortgage and Treasury securities, possibly later this year, as part of their broader effort to drain reservoirs of stimulus out of the financial system.
Federal Reserve Readies Plan for Balance Sheet
Federal Reserve officials are zeroing in on a strategy to begin winding down their $4.5 trillion portfolio of mortgage and Treasury securities, possibly later this year, as part of their broader effort to drain reservoirs of stimulus out of the financial system.
St. Louis Fed President Bullard: Three Rate Hikes This Year Would Be Overkill
St. Louis Fed President James Bullard believes that three more rate hikes would be “overkill” for the economy.
Fed's Williams: Economy Shows Encouraging Signs but Housing Still Needs Work
San Francisco Fed President John Williams said even though the economy shows “consistent” and “encouraging” signs, “housing still isn’t quite back.”
Fed's Williams: Economy Shows Encouraging Signs but Housing Still Needs Work
San Francisco Fed President John Williams said even though the economy shows “consistent” and “encouraging” signs, “housing still isn’t quite back.”
Fed's Evans: 'Very Safe' to Foresee Two Rate Rises in 2017
Chicago Fed President Charles Evans Wednesday left the door open to the Federal Reserve raising interest rates as many as four times this year, if the economy develops at a faster clip than expected.
Fed's Evans Says he Supports One or Two More Rate Hikes This Year
One of the Federal Reserve's most consistent supporters of low interest rates on Wednesday said he is with the majority of his colleagues in supporting further rate hikes this year, given progress on the U.S. central bank's goals of full employment and stable inflation.
Fed's Yellen: Education and Skills Key to Improving Jobs Prospects
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that investments in education and skills training are vital to address persistently high unemployment among lower-income and minority communities.
Fed's Yellen: Education and Skills Key to Improving Jobs Prospects
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that investments in education and skills training are vital to address persistently high unemployment among lower-income and minority communities.
U.S. House Committee Approves Bill to Increase Scrutiny of Fed
A Republican-controlled committee of lawmakers approved a bill on Tuesday to allow a congressional audit of Federal Reserve monetary policy, a proposal Fed policymakers have opposed and which faces an uncertain path to final approval.
Dudley Defends Fine-Tuned Fed Rate Hikes for Stable but Uneven U.S. Economy
Delicate interest-rate hikes are necessary given the United States may be on the cusp of a jump in inflation, one of the Federal Reserve's most influential officials said on Friday before a local gathering that questioned the wisdom of even gradually trimming economic support for poorer Americans.
Dudley Defends Fine-Tuned Fed Rate Hikes for Stable but Uneven U.S. Economy
Delicate interest-rate hikes are necessary given the United States may be on the cusp of a jump in inflation, one of the Federal Reserve's most influential officials said on Friday before a local gathering that questioned the wisdom of even gradually trimming economic support for poorer Americans.
Dudley Says New York Fed Is Working to Improve Cyberdefenses
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said Friday the bank is working to improve cyberdefenses at the bank and abroad, following the theft of $81 million from Bangladesh's account at the Fed in 2016.
Fed Research Signals Inflation Overshoot Possible, But is it Tolerable ?
The Federal Reserve has begun preparing the public and markets for higher inflation, but has left unanswered the question of how high inflation might go and for how long?
Fed's Kaplan Sees 3 Rate Hikes in 2017
With the U.S. workforce nearly fully employed and inflation heading toward 2 percent, the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates two more times this year.
Fed's Dudley, Citing Wells, Calls For Better Bank Incentives
A top Federal Reserve regulator on Tuesday cited Wells Fargo & Co's accounts scandal as evidence that incentives to drive performance remain a problem on Wall Street.
Neel Kashkari: We Shouldn't Rush to Raise Interest Rates
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, who voted against the rate hike, told FOX Business why he still thinks the economy is showing signs of weakness.
Fed's Evans: Four Rate Rises in 2017 'If Things Really Pick Up'
As the U.S. economy continues to show signs of strength, Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans on Monday said four rate rises from the central bank this year isn’t totally out of the realm of possibility.
Fed Eases Bank Merger Rules by Lifting Size Threshold for Review
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Thursday made it easier for bigger lenders to merge, by quadrupling its threshold of combined size that would require an extensive regulatory review of a proposed deal.














