Richard Fisher

Fed hawk Fisher softens stance

Richard Fisher, the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve and the lone dissenter on the last two Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) votes, has acknowledged that slowing growth and a slump in commodity prices may stem inflation.

Dallas Federal Reserve - Annual Report 2007

Turning away from globalisation's call risks squandering a golden opportunity, writes Richard Fisher, the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve, in his opening letter at the start of the institution's 2007 annual report.

Dallas Fed's Fisher on services in the US economy

In the speech 'The dog that does not bark but packs a big bite: Services in the U.S. economy' given on 14 May Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said central bankers no longer have the privilege of being able to "mumble on occasion,"…

Interview with Dallas Fed's Fisher

In an interview with USA Today, published Monday 23 April, Dallas Fed president Richard Fisher says gaining a better knowledge of globalisation may help the Fed tackle inflation.

Dallas Fed's Fisher on fiscal issues

In the speech 'Fiscal issues: From here to eternity' given on 16 April Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said if US fiscal policy gets 'out of whack' it will have implications for the Federal Reserve's policy and the dollar.

Dallas Fed's Fisher on risk

In the speech 'Risk is a many splendored thing: Lessons learned' given on 4 April Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said growing troubles in the market for risky mortgages do not appear to be spreading to the overall economy, but…

Sovereign wealth funds 'set to grow rapidly'

The first in-depth investigation into Sovereign Wealth Management, published Thursday 29 March, estimates excess reserves currently held by central banks in emerging market economies at between $1.5 trillion and $2 trillion, and suggests that this number…

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