Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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…

McTeer says FOMC 'frozen in place'

The Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady amid "unusual" simultaneous signals of both higher inflation and slower growth in coming months, said Robert McTeer, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, in an interview published…

Dallas Fed's Fisher: a wrap-up of the economy

In the speech 'A year-end wrap-up of the economy and a peek ahead' given on 19 December Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said rising inflation is a greater concern than a slowing economy and monetary policymakers may be forced to…

Dallas Fed's Fisher on German economic decline

In the speech 'Is German economic decline exaggerated or inevitable?' given on 20 November Richard W. Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said Germany has embarked upon what is certain to be a long and difficult journey to secure its future in a…

Fisher on confessions of a data dependent

In the speech 'Confessions of a data dependent' given on 2 November Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas warned that inflation in the United States was still too high, though he recognized the worst could have passed.

Dallas Fed's Fisher on monetary policymaking

In the speech 'Monetary policymaking in a globalized world' given on 10 October Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said that better tools were needed to set monetary policy in an increasingly global economy.

Dallas Fed's Fisher on a primer on inflation

In the speech 'A primer on inflation' given on 30 August Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas emphasized that the economy is at a "crossroads" and stressed that the Fed is focused on inflation.

Fisher on the Federal Reserve and Texas

In the speech 'The Federal Reserve and Texas' given on 29 August Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said a global boom has been under way for four years now, ignited in no small degree by the easy monetary policy that began in 2001.

Dallas' Rosenblum on inflation rate measure

In the speech 'The trimmed mean PCE inflation rate: A fitter, trimmer core measure' given on 10 September Harvey Rosenblum of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said the Federal Reserve should move away from using inflation measures that exclude food and…

Dallas Fed's Fisher on the status of the economy

In the speech 'An update on the status of the economy and its implications for monetary policy' given on 16 August Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said inflation continues to trend upwards and the Federal Reserve will not hesitate to…

Fed seeks to reassure over housing slowdown

Overall rises in disposable income should offset a possible increase in the saving rate due to a softening housing market, Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, said in a letter to a congresswoman released on Wednesday 30 August.

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