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Fed finally set for full complement of governors

Central Banking | 29 Jul 2010 |secure

Senate Banking Committee okays Janet Yellen for Fed vice-chair; Peter Diamond and Sarah Raskin also approved for Fed board; first time six governors have served the Fed in more than four years

Topics: Yellen, Federal Reserve, US Senate, Chris Dodd, Obama, San Francisco, Bernanke

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Fed names new regional chairs

Central Banking | 19 Jul 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, New York, Richmond, Kansas, Dallas, San Francisco

San Francisco Fed: jobs growth policies only temporarily effective

Central Banking | 02 Jul 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, San Francisco, unemployment, United States

Philly, Cleveland Fed presidents net inflation-busting pay rises

Central Banking | 25 May 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, New York, San Francisco, Boston, Kansas, Bernanke, Atlanta, Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Minneapolis, Dallas, Yellen, Dudley, Richmond

SF Fed: pre-crisis regulation of financial markets

Central Banking | 21 May 2010 |secure

Topics: United States, Federal Reserve, San Francisco, crisis

Obama picks Yellen for Fed vice-chair

Central Banking | 30 Apr 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, San Francisco, Yellen, Obama, US Senate

SF Fed's Yellen says low rates appropriate

Central Banking | 16 Apr 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, San Francisco, interest rates, balance sheet, Yellen

SF Fed: crisis showed simple policy rules more effective

Central Banking | 12 Apr 2010 |secure

Topics: crisis, Federal Reserve, San Francisco, interest rates, monetary policy

Fed: smaller optimal weight should be placed on rental price inflation

Central Banking | 24 Mar 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, San Francisco, inflation

Yellen: Fed won’t inflate debt away

Central Banking | 24 Mar 2010 |secure

Topics: crisis, Federal Reserve, San Francisco, Japan, inflation, Yellen

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