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Acyclical factors may be responsible for core personal consumption expenditures price index inflation reaching the Fed’s 2% target in July.
November 26 -
The U.S. labor market doesn’t have much more room to tighten, according to a study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
November 20 -
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said U.S. policy makers ought to be gradually lifting interest rates to bring an economy that’s running above potential in for a soft landing.
November 13 -
In her first remarks as a monetary policy maker, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said that she favors continued gradual interest-rate increases as the labor market overshoots full employment and inflation comes in near-goal.
October 17 -
A flattening yield curve increases the risk of a recession, and research by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco suggests a one-in-three chance the yield curve inverts by yearend.
October 15 -
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco announced Friday Mary C. Daly was named president and chief executive officer, effective October 1, 2018.
September 14 -
While flattening yield curves may signal a rising risk for recession, the curve that has proven most accurate in foretelling a downturn is far from inverting.
August 27 -
Gross domestic product won’t rebound to levels predicted before the Great Recession, researchers write in the latest Economic Letter from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
August 13 -
Bullard says the Fed should be sending signals that the policy rate is near or at neutral.
May 17 -
While the Federal Open Market Committee will raise interest rates a total of three or four times this year, interest rates will remain low by historical standards.
May 15