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St Louis's Poole on the US current account deficit

In the speech 'How dangerous is the U.S. current account deficit?' given on 9 November William Poole of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis said the situation facing the United States is deeply different from that facing nations that have experienced…

US rate outlook may change `before long'

Federal Reserve policy makers discussed the need ``before long'' to alter their outlook for U.S. interest rates, with some FOMC members concerned about the risk of raising it too much, minutes of their 1 November meeting showed.

Chicago Fed's Moskow on U.S. economic outlook

In the speech 'U.S. economic outlook' given on 21 November Michael Moskow of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said more Federal Reserve rate increases are appropriate at this point, even with the federal funds rate now at the low end of a neutral…

Evolving perceptions of the European Central Bank

The New York Fed Staff Report 'Establishing credibility: Evolving perceptions of the European Central Bank' published November 2005 presents an empirical framework that uses high-frequency data to test for persistent variation in market perceptions of…

Phil Fed's Survey of Professional Forecasters

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia published its Fourth Quarter 2005 Survey of Professional Forecasters on 14 November. Growth in the current quarter looks slower now than it did just three months ago, according to the 51 forecasters surveyed.

Poole sees further Fed tightening if needed

A top Fed policy-maker said on Thursday 17 November that core US inflation and inflation expectations have weathered high energy prices and if necessary, the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to make sure this remains.

Kansas City Fed's TEN Magazine, Fall 2005

The new issue of the Kansas City Fed's TEN Magazine looks at lessons learned during Alan Greenspan's time at the helm of the Federal Reserve System, as well as the emerging role of community colleges, the security of online payment systems.

Is cb independence all it's cracked up to be?

The article "Is central bank independence all it's cracked up to be?" written by Joseph Stiglitz and published on Tuesday 15 November says as Alan Greenspan departs, he leaves behind a heavily burdened US economy that is already contributing to global…

Fed's Olson on US payment systems

At a EU/U.S. Retail Banking Forum Conference in Brussels on November 15, US Federal Reserve governor, Mark W. Olson, offered some insights into the US payments system.

Comment: Bernanke hits the ground running

While arguing that he will take his time in building the case for an inflation-targetting Fed, Ben Bernanke's remarks during his confirmation hearing yesterday before the US Senate Banking Committee made clear that he remains a proponent of the framework.

Bernanke heads to Capitol Hill

Market participants will have all eyes on Ben Bernanke as he appears before a US Senate committee on Tuesday, 15 November. Bernanke is to appear before the Senate Banking Committee as part of the run-up to him taking over the reins from Alan Greenspan as…

Greenspan praises labor flexibility

In a speech prepared for the Bank of Mexico's 80th Anniversary International Conference in Mexico City, departing US Federal Reserve president Alan Greenspan argued that policymakers can promote economic stability by enabling a flexible economic…

Fed governor testifies on Basel II

Federal Reserve governor Susan Schmidt Bies testified on 10 November before the US Senate committee on banking, housing, and urban affairs on the implementation of Basel II and revisions to Basel I.

New York Fed's Foreign Exchange Operations Report

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Treasury and Federal Reserve Foreign Exchange Operations quarterly report for July-September 2005, the U.S. monetary authorities did not intervene in the foreign exchange markets during the quarter.

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