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Fed bailout critic Stern to step down

Gary Stern, the president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve and a vociferous critic of the Fed's recent bailouts, is to retire. He is the longest-serving senior Fed official.

Fed's Stern: recession could end in mid-2009

In one of the most bullish assessments of the state of the US economy by an official of the Federal Reserve since the start of the crisis, Gary Stern, the long-serving president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said that the recovery could…

Philly Fed payments VP wins promotion

Arun Jain, a vice president at the Philadelphia Federal Reserve's retail payments department, will become a senior vice president after nearly 30 years of working within the Fed system.

Shift to e-payments leads to Fed job cuts

The US Federal Reserve reductions in cheque processing is likely to result in more than 210 jobs being cut at the Minneapolis Fed, as consumers shift from paper checks to electronic payments.

Fed's Stern: Perspectives on the economy

In the speech 'Perspectives on the economy' given on 29 March Gary Stern of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis said the United States economy is "anything but fragile" and that the worst of the housing market crunch might be over.

'The Region' from the Minneapolis Fed, Dec 06

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has published its regular magazine, The Region, for December 2006. The latest edition carries an interview with University of California, Berkeley economist David Card, on immigration, labor supply, minimum wage…

'The Region' from the Minneapolis Fed, Sep 06

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has published its regular magazine, The Region, for September 2006. The latest edition carries an interview with Harvard professor Martin Feldstein in which he comments on the current course of monetary policy and…

'The Region' from the Minneapolis Fed, June 2006

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has published its regular magazine, The Region, for June 2006. The latest edition includes an interview with Stanford economist, John B. Taylor, on inflation targets, exchange rates and the eponymous rule.

Forecasts pivotal given lags says Fed's Stern

Minneapolis Fed President Gary Stern said on Tuesday 11 April that economic forecasts are vital to the Federal Reserve's decision making because of the delay between policy moves and their economic impact.

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