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Fed study details options for balance sheet reduction via reserve demand
A new Federal Reserve study outlines a suite of policy options for reducing the central bank's balance sheet by an estimated $1.2 to $2.1 trillion.
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Morgan Stanley Bank receives Section 23A exemption for internal reorganization
The Federal Reserve Board and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency have jointly approved an exemption for Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A. under Section 23A of the Federal Reserve Act.
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Fed Governor Cook details financial stability committee work and nonbank risks
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook reflected on the central bank's approach to financial stability, including the Financial Stability Report and scenario analysis, during a speech at Yale University.
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Guynn details Fed's strategy for innovation and risk management
Randall D. Guynn, Director of Supervision and Regulation at the Federal Reserve, outlined the central bank's strategy for fostering responsible innovation while mitigating risks in the financial sector.
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Barr underscores public-private partnerships for community investment
Federal Reserve Governor Michael S. Barr highlighted the pivotal role of public-private partnerships and the Community Reinvestment Act in fostering community development.
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AI linked to significant deceleration in coder employment growth
A Federal Reserve paper finds that aggregate employment growth for computer programmers has sharply decelerated since the introduction of ChatGPT in November 2022.
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Model uncertainty raises Florida hurricane insurance premiums
A Federal Reserve paper by Erik Heitfeld finds that greater uncertainty among hurricane risk models leads to higher homeowners insurance premiums in Florida.
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Queuing model reveals mortgage rate and service time dynamics
A new Federal Reserve study develops and empirically validates a queuing model for residential mortgage supply.
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Powell highlights Volcker's integrity and inflation fight legacy
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell received the Paul A. Volcker Public Integrity Award, reflecting on Volcker's legacy of selfless public service.
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EU tariff retaliation caused lasting trade shifts without inflation
A Federal Reserve study reveals that the European Union's 2018 retaliatory tariffs against US steel and aluminum led to a lasting decline in US imports without causing domestic price pressures.
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Study reveals pervasive asymmetric tail risk in US economy
A new Federal Reserve study characterizes asymmetric tail risk across over one hundred U.S. macroeconomic and financial variables.
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Global financial risk slows emerging market productivity growth
A Federal Reserve paper finds that global financial risk, specifically U.S. monetary policy uncertainty, significantly lowers long-run productivity growth in emerging markets.