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The Federal Reserve System announced Wednesday the launch of an outreach program to provide assistance for minority-owned de novo institutions. ... NewMarket Technology, Inc. Board Member Hugh Robinson, Former Chairman of the Dallas Federal Reserve
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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) DALLAS, TX, July 1 / MARKET WIRE/ -- NewMarket Technology, Inc. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 5 days ago
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at two per cent when it makes its next decision on borrowing costs on Wednesday. ... Source: downstreamventures072515202.yuku.com --- 1 day ago
Humiliation for Mr. Dollar: Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the United States Federal Reserve Bank, faces a general investigation by the International Monetary Fund. Just one more example of the Fed losing its power. The United States Federal Reserve Bank, or Fed, seems as much a part of America as Coca-Cola or Pizza Hut. But at least one difference has become apparent... ... Source: www.latimes.com --- 13 days ago
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday did what economists had been predicting and left a key interest rate unchanged as it shifted its focus to inflation control from economic growth. ... Source: library2.lawschool.cornell.edu --- 4 days ago
FRASER is an acronym for Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research; it is a project of the Research Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. FRASERs mission is to facilitate economic research by creating a public, electronic archive of economic statistical publications and data. FRASER contains scanned, PDF images of historic economic data, reports, and other publications, and can be used in conjunction with two other economic data resources maintained by the St. Louis Federal Reserve, FRED and ALFRED (links to both sites and other sites are at the top of FRASERs website). FRASER has 45 different collections of documents; however, there are gaps within the individual collections. Collections containing more recent information, or information from ongoing publications such as the Federal Reserves Economic Indicators Report, are the most likely to have complete coverage. In addition to the collection of economic documents, historic documents released by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the St. Louis Federal Reserve are available in the Federal Reserve History section. FRASER has an advanced search function that allows users to restrict searches by search terms and date, and to filter results by collection and author. Vol: 13 Num: 22 Author: L. Buechner ... Source: www.marketwire.com --- 4 days ago
DALLAS, TX (MARKET WIRE) NewMarket Technology, Inc. (OTCBB: NMKT) today announced that Board Member Hugh Robinson will present at the upcoming Wall Street Reporter "San Francisco Small-Cap Forum" Conference to be held July 30, 2008 in San Francisco at the Bankers Club. ... Source: www.charlotte.com --- 11 days ago
The Federal Reserve, navigating treacherous economic waters, decided on Wednesday to leave a key interest rate unchanged, bringing an end to a string of consecutive rate cuts. The central bank announced that it was keeping the Federal funds rate, the interest rate that banks charge each other, at 2 percent, marking the first time in 10 months that the central bank has failed to reduce interest rates at one of its regular meetings. The Fed is confronted with the twin perils of a possible recession and rising inflation pressures, stemming from this year's surge in oil and food prices. In a brief statement explaining the decision, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues cited both the threats to growth and rising inflation pressures as problems confronting the economy at the moment. The statement said that the downside risks to growth "appear to have dimished somewhat" while adding that "the upside risks to inflation and inflation expectations have increased. The Fed action was approved on a 9-1 vote with Richard Fisher, president of the Fed's regional bank in Dallas, casting a dissenting vote. Fisher objected to the action, saying he would have preferred an immediate increase in interest rates to fight inflation. The decision to leave rates unchanged had been widely expected by financial markets. Because of the Fed's decision, short-term borrowing costs on millions of consumer and business loans tied to banks' prime lending ra ... Source: seekingalpha.com --- 6 days ago
Wall Street Weather submits: “In those countries where strong commodity demands are associated with rapid growth in aggregate demand that outstrips potential supply, actions to contain inflation by restraining aggregate demand would contribute to global price stability.”– Federal Reserve Vice Chairman, Donald Kohn Complete Story » ... Source: blogs.timesunion.com --- 11 days ago
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy announced this afternoon that it has hired Arturo Estrella, a Federal Reserve Bank of New York economist, to head its economics department. RPI called Estrella “an internationally renowned economist” and said he will steer the department in a new direction, building interdisciplinary links between the department and other programs. RPI said Estrella’s research area [...] ... Source: www.kiplinger.com --- 2 days ago
The next president will have much to say about who's running the Fed in coming years, and the political leanings of new members will matter a lot. ...
Source: kdka.com --- 15 days ago
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Thursday that the government must move quickly to give the Federal Reserve more powers to regulate the financial system, contending that this year's financial market turmoil had highlighted the need for action. ... Source: blog.syracuse.com --- 14 days ago
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke took on the subject of the nation's massive health care industry last week, saying making it more efficient is crucial for the nation's economy. Read about the booming national health care economy, its steady jobs... ... Source: defenselink.mil --- 1 day ago
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Source: buzzflash.net --- 5 days ago
Donald Kohn, the Federal Reserve Vice Chairman gave a speech today (6/26/08) at the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy in Germany. In his speech he proposed the idea that fuel and food prices would soon be dropping. To this, Mr. Vice Chairman, we respectfully say: Bull. Or, perhaps, Bear, because that is what we are going to continue to see for quite a while. Here’s a quote: “In those countries where strong commodity demands are associated with rapid growth in aggregate demand that outstrips potential supply, actions to contain inflation by restraining aggregate demand would contribute to global price stability.” ... Find more search results for Federal Reserve on RSSMicro.com |
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Courtesty of the economists at Merrill Lynch: And here's how to read it: Understanding the Guide Voters are above the double-headed arrow and non-voters are below. Governors and the New York Fed President are in larger font and bolded to denote that they vote each year. The first two lines below the arrow are those presidents who will rotate onto the FOMC next year (2009). The italicized names at the bottom will not vote until 2010. "Hawks" are closer to the left of the chart while "doves" are closer to the right. "Neutral" members, who should be thought of as likely to support the Chairman, are in the center with vertical lines separating them from the others. .... The value of a guide is evidenced by the recent addition of Elizabeth Duke to the Board of Governors. With her addition, Bernanke retains a voting block of six: himself, the four other Governors - Duke, Kohn, Kroszner, and Warsh, and full-time voter New York Fed President Geithner. The addition of Duke makes it less likely that Bernanke will have to compromise with the more hawkish Presidents as it should allow him more freedom in making policy decisions. We believe this addition further increases the probability of easier monetary policy in early 2009. Related Links The Man Who Saved (or Got Suckered by) Wall Street Inflation Expectations: Main St. Versus Wall St. Good Fed, Bad Fed ...