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Banks assess discount window use on expanded operating days
The Federal Reserve released results from a January 2026 survey of senior financial officers.
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Study finds no household harm from banking consolidation
A Federal Reserve study finds that banking consolidation does not harm households in the mortgage market.
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Research uncovers interbank market frictions, policy implications
Federal Reserve researchers published a paper analyzing demand and supply for central bank reserves in an ample-reserves framework.
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Study links dot plot to interest rate expectations
A new Federal Reserve working paper explores how central bank projections, particularly the 'dot plot,' influence market interest rate expectations.
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Household well-being stable, AI use rising, price concerns ease
The Federal Reserve Board's 2025 report on U.S. household well-being indicates overall financial stability.
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Waller urges 'System first' mindset for Fed operations
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher J. Waller called for a 'System first, Bank second' mindset to modernize Federal Reserve Bank operations.
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Bowman: Regulation shifts corporate lending to nonbanks
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle W. Bowman addressed how regulatory requirements are driving corporate lending from banks to nonbanks.
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Fed approves Columbia Bank conversion, Northfield acquisition
The Federal Reserve Board has approved applications for Columbia Bank MHC to convert from mutual to stock form.
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Cook: Tokenization offers benefits, poses financial stability risks
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook discussed the implications of tokenization for the financial system at a conference in Dakar, Senegal.
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Bowman urges coordinated approach to consumer fraud protection
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle W. Bowman emphasized the critical need for a coordinated approach to consumer fraud protection.
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CRE loan extensions address temporary strains, not evergreening
A Federal Reserve paper finds that commercial real estate (CRE) loan extensions predominantly address temporary payment frictions, not 'extend-and-pretend' behavior.
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Bowman: AI requires adaptable supervision, global coordination
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle W. Bowman discussed the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence in the financial system.