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China’s Reserves

Economic Synopses looks at China’s supply of foreign reserves and potential effects on the U.S. economy.

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On Fiscal Policy

Economic Synopses describes why deficits are expected to persist and debt is projected to grow.

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FRED’s New Look

New FRED design launches in June. Be among the first to see it! GDP never looked so good!

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Econ Info Conference: Seeking Proposals

The St. Louis Fed’s Beyond the Numbers conference is Oct. 6-8, 2016. You can submit a proposal for a session, panel, workshop, or lightning talk. Deadline: May 31.

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A Primer on Soft Skills

Page One Economics provides the basics on soft skills in the workplace.

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Weekend Gas Prices

Economic Synopses reveals the weekly cycle of Midwestern gas prices.

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Homer Jones Memorial Lecture

Lawrence H. Summers gave the 2016 Homer Jones Memorial Lecture on “Secular Stagnation and Monetary Policy.”

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The Road to Normal

Our Annual Report for 2015 looks at new directions in monetary policy, with messages from our Bank president and chair of the board of directors and a look at our work and our people.

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Smart Cards

  From Page One Economics: New and improved smart credit cards provide greater security.  

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Some Dismal Science

  From Economic Synopses: Death rates declined in the 20th century for most countries. But not for Russia.

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