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Nine agencies finalize data standards for financial reporting
Nine U.S. financial regulatory agencies have published a final joint rule to establish common data standards for financial regulatory data.
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Fed to release annual bank stress test results June 24
The Federal Reserve Board announced that results from its annual bank stress test will be released on Wednesday, June 24, at 4 p.m.
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Barr warns of deregulation risks in financial boom
Federal Reserve Governor Michael S. Barr warned that recent deregulation efforts are undermining bank safety and increasing financial stability risks.
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Slow learning challenges rational expectations models
A new Federal Reserve paper finds that learning in macroeconomic models converges to rational expectations equilibrium (REE) at an extraordinarily slow pace.
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Fed study: Households ignore interest rate changes
A new Federal Reserve study finds that household consumption does not directly respond to changes in interest rates.
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Bowman: Fed reforms target AI, stablecoins, banking resilience
Michelle W. Bowman, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, testified on the banking system's resilience and ongoing regulatory reforms.
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Euro area inflation perceptions drive consumer expectations
A Federal Reserve working paper shows that euro-area households' perceptions of recent price changes significantly influence their inflation expectations.
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Digital bank runs possible even with safe reserves
A new Federal Reserve paper reveals that digital money can experience runs even when fully backed by safe reserves.
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Double inertia rules improve monetary policy fit
A new Federal Reserve study finds that 'double-inertial' Taylor rules significantly improve the explanation of U.S. monetary policy gradualism.
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Tariffs raise prices, cut spending for US households
A Federal Reserve study estimates that 2025 U.S. tariffs led to a 1-2 percent price increase and a roughly 4 percent drop in household spending.
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Financial liberalization fuels booms, raises crisis risk
A new Federal Reserve study finds that financial liberalizations directly expanding credit supply lead to temporary economic booms but increase the risk of financial crises.
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Powell: Fed independence vital for public trust
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stressed the vital importance of independent public institutions, particularly the Fed, for maintaining democracy and public trust.