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Beige Book signals economy remains weak

The latest edition of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, which charts business conditions in the 12 districts overseen by the regional Feds, indicates the pace of economic activity remains slow across most of the US.

Fed's Rosengren on risk management

The recent financial turmoil has highlighted both the benefits and the challenges associated with pursuing risk management, Eric Rosengren, the president of the Boston Federal Reserve, said.

Research indicates racial bias in lending

Issuers are providing less credit to consumers in Black neighbourhoods than those living in predominantly white areas with similar credit scores, research published by the Boston Federal Reserve finds.

Credit crunch set to hamper US lending

US growth could fall by up to 1.5 percentage points over the next year as a result of tighter borrowing conditions, a report prepared for the US Monetary Policy Forum has found. The report also estimates the losses on mortgage securities will total $400…

New head for Boston Fed

Eric Rosengren will become president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on 23 July. He will succeed Cathy Minehan who retires after 13 years as president of the Boston Fed, and nearly 40 years of service in the Federal…

Boston Fed's Minehan on the economic outlook

In a speech given on 12 January Cathy Minehan of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said the US economy appears to be on track for the elusive "soft landing," but rising prices are still the key worry for policymakers at the Federal Reserve.

Boston Fed's Minehan on the economic outlook

In a speech given on 5 January Cathy Minehan of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said the U.S. economy will likely pick up again this year while price pressures ebb, but inflation remains a challenge for policymakers.

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