Federal Reserve Economic Data

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A Closer Look at Inflation

Energy, health care, and housing may be pushing down our low rate of inflation: Is it weaker demand or stronger supply that’s at work?

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What Do the Markets Hear When the Fed Speaks?

A recent Review article by Kevin L. Kliesen, Brian Levine, and Christopher J. Waller analyzes the impact of Fed communications on key financial market variables.

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If Banks Held More Capital…

…could we avoid financial crises and limit the effects of recessions?

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Easing into Tightening

Will quantitative tightening constrict the economy? Probably not.

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Paying for Chinese Innovations

Learn more about royalties and technology diffusion from China.

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Any Interest in the Low Natural Rate of Interest?

Economic Synopses looks at monetary policy amidst exceptionally low interest rates.

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The Future of Bitcoin

Economic Synopses looks at likely paths for crypto.

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Multiple Jobs

Who do you think is most likely to hold down multiple jobs? Well-educated women?

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More-Useful User Accounts

FRED user accounts now let you view and access your content in one unified space—where you can also add and preview graphs. Learn more.

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Off to College?

Get the basics on higher education—including college loans.

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