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Fed Governor Waller, “Shadow Fed” Weigh Monetary Policy Rules

Fed Governor Waller, “Shadow Fed” Weigh Monetary Policy Rules

by Hannah Webster | Oct 15, 2024 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller credited the Shadow Open Market Committee for “[elevating] the public debate about monetary policy” and added to the consideration of monetary policy rules, in a keynote address at the group’s 50th anniversary...
‘First line of defense against financial turmoil’; economists call for the destigmatization of ‘discount window lending’

‘First line of defense against financial turmoil’; economists call for the destigmatization of ‘discount window lending’

by Alicia Tang | Feb 15, 2024 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON – Economists promoted increased usage of the Fed’s discount window to insulate the economy from risks of financial crisis at a hearing on Thursday.  The economists stressed the importance of destigmatizing discount window lending from the Fed before the...
‘We’re in risk management mode:’ Fed chair expects no rate cuts through March

‘We’re in risk management mode:’ Fed chair expects no rate cuts through March

by Alicia Tang | Feb 1, 2024 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON – The Federal Reserve on Wednesday left its key interest rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, with Chair Jerome Powell quashing hope of rate cuts in March. The unanimous vote by the 12-member, rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee called...
High likelihood of interest rate cuts in 2024, Fed governor says

High likelihood of interest rate cuts in 2024, Fed governor says

by Clare Zhang | Jan 17, 2024 | Business, Featured, Topics

WASHINGTON – Strong economic performance, including solid retail sales growth, signals a good likelihood that the Federal Reserve board will cut interest rates this year, Federal Reserve Board Governor Christopher Waller said Tuesday. In the fourth quarter of 2023,...
FedNow is still FedLater: Banks are slow to adopt a faster payment service

FedNow is still FedLater: Banks are slow to adopt a faster payment service

by Matthew Vega | Oct 10, 2023 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — When American consumers deposit checks, they often wonder why it can take days to access their money even with all the modern technology that should be able to verify and transfer funds quickly. The Federal Reserve has introduced a new system to fix this,...
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