Philadelphia

Alan Greenspan opens Philadelphia Fed mini-museum

Alan Greenspan opened the Philadelphia Fed's new "Money in Motion" mini-museum on Wednesday 2 July, Dow Jones reports. The displays aim to make the complex history of American monetary policy visitor-friendly for tourists and local visitors.

'Money in Motion' from the Philadelphia Fed

"Money in Motion" is a new financial and historical exhibition that is free, fun, and interactive. The exhibit's 16 displays feature interactive games, rare artifacts, and historical narrative that trace the history of money and central banking in the U…

Philadelphia Fed Business Review, 2nd Quarter 2003

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its regular Business Review for the Second Quarter 2003. In the first article President Anthony Santomero asks: What is the root of the corporate governance problems that have recently gained the…

Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey, Jun 2003

Manufacturing activity improved in June - Activity in the region's manufacturing sector improved modestly, according to the firms surveyed for June's Business Outlook Survey from the Philadelphia Fed. The reading for overall business activity increased…

Survey of Professional Forecasters

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its Survey of Professional Forecasters for the Second Quarter 2003. The U.S.economy will likely expand at a slower pace in 2003 than predicted just three months ago, according to the survey.

Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey, May 2003

The region's manufacturers report weaker activity for the second consecutive month in April's Business Outlook Survey from the Philadelphia Fed. Indexes of general activity, new orders, and shipments all declined this month. Firms surveyed also reported…

Santomero on the economy in transition

In the speech 'The Economy in Transition' Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that it was too soon to say the U.S. economy was back on track, but suggested an outlook for growth of 3 to 4 percent for the US economy by the…

Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey, Mar 2003

Activity in the region's manufacturing sector weakened in March, according to firms surveyed for March's Business Outlook Survey. This represents a deterioration from the basically flat performance in February. Indexes for general activity and new orders…

Survey of Professional Forecasters

SURVEY - The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its Survey of Professional Forecasters for the First Quarter 2003. The economy will grow slowly over the first half of the year, according to 37 forecasters surveyed. However, the…

Santomero on corporate governance & responsibility

SPEECH - In the speech 'Corporate Governance & Responsibility' Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said good corporate governance is critical to the health of the corporate system, our financial system, and our economy. The US…

Backstrom on Financial Cycles

SPEECH - In the speech 'Financial Cycles' Urban Backstrom of Sweden's central bank said financial crises substantially increase the risk of outright deflation after some time. A central bank could manage this risk in two ways: by at least trying to…

Santomero on The Economic Outlook

SPEECH - In the speech 'The Economic Outlook - Technology on the Horizon' Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said he expects 2003 to be a transition year for the national economy on the path to sustained expansion. Stimulative…

Parry on policymaking in a global context

SPEECH - In the speech 'Policymaking in a Global Context' Robert Parry of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco said given the growing interdependence of national economies and macroeconomic policies, it has become increasingly important to pay…

Santomero on the economic outlook for the US

SPEECH - In the speech 'Economic Outlook for the U.S. & Delaware' Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said he believes the U.S. economy's future prospects are good and that the current moderately paced economic recovery will put…

Santomero on Crises, Contagion, and Coordination

SPEECH - In the speech 'Crises, Contagion, and Coordination: Issues for Policymakers in the Global Economy' Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said recent history provides many examples of events which have important economic…

Survey of Professional Forecasters

SURVEY - The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its Survey of Professional Forecasters for the Fourth Quarter 2002. The survey forecasts inflation will average 1.1 percent this year and 1.7 percent in 2003. These estimates are down just 0…

Santomero on Process & Progress in Risk Management

SPEECH - In the speech 'Process & Progress in Risk Management' made on 28 October, Anthony Santomero of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said the financial sector has come a long way in its risk management efforts. Basel II offers an unusual…

Philadelphia Fed Business Review, 3rd Quarter 2002

REPORT - The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its regular Business Review for the Third Quarter 2002. How does a decentralized central bank work? The events of September 11 put the Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United…

Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey

REPORT - Results from September's Business Outlook Survey show that activity in the region's manufacturing sector has improved modestly, according to firms surveyed for this month's Business Outlook Survey. Most of the survey's broad indicators of…

Philadelphia Fed Business Outlook Survey

REPORT - Results from August's Business Outlook Survey show for the first time this year, manufacturing firms' responses from the Business Outlook Survey indicate a slight decrease in activity. Indicators of general activity, new orders, and shipments…

Survey of Professional Forecasters

SURVEY - The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has published its Survey of Professional Forecasters for the Third Quarter 2002. The U.S. economy is expected to grow in each of the next five quarters, but growth rates will likely be lower than those…

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