The Federal Reserve Banks opened for business in 1914. This collection includes a timeline, publications, images, and other media that document the history of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis throughout the last century.
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These 1640 monthly and annual series from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas improve the quality of payroll employment data for the state of Texas and its metropolitan areas by using early benchmarking and two-step seasonal adjustment.
These 36 weekly series from Freddie Mac pertain to mortgage origination fees, discount points and adjustable rate mortgage margins for the US and the 5 Freddie Mac Regions.
These 86 quarterly series from the Census Bureau represent rental vacancy rates, homeowner vacancy rates, and homeownership rates on the national and Census-region level.
To commemorate the Federal Reserve’s 100th anniversary, this issue of Review assembles historically important research and commentary on the role and impact of the Federal Reserve, the legacy of the St. Louis Fed, and the contributions of key individuals to the monetary policy debate. Read This Issue
These 7 quarterly series were constructed for the paper “Sticky Wages and Sectoral Labor Comovement” written by Riccardo DiCecio.
Two new FRASER collections have been added: the minutes of the Board of Governors from 1914-1951 and statements and speeches from 7 Minneapolis Fed presidents.
FRED now includes a beta version with a suite of new interactive functions, including mouse-sensitive plot displays, click-and-drag graphing zooms, new sharing options for Twitter and Facebook, graph-embed buttons, an option to stack series by value or percentage, and one-step graph downloading in PNG, JPG, PDF, or SVG format. The new iOS apps include these new features, but also add push notifications, enhanced graph customization options, and a new design with an iPad-specific layout.
These 3382 annual series are from the Census Bureau’s Annual Services release. These data provide estimates of revenues and expenses for specific service sector industries.
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