#Monetarypolicy

William Joy

WilliamJoy

The new Beige Book from the Federal Reserve district is out and they didn't bury the lede:"Economic activity contracted sharply and abruptly across all regions in the United States as

Sky Walker

skywalker_2k

1/ I just discovered something VERY unbelievable. If I read these data correctly, I think the FED might have tricked all of us. Let me explain, and see if you

Bank of England EM

BoEEastMids

1/ Yesterday, the MPC voted unanimously to maintain Bank Rate at 0.1%, and to continue with its existing programmes of UK government bond and corporate bond purchases. In short, no

beyondoverton

an10nev

The 1940s original YCC: threadThe initial proposal to peg the US Treasury yield curve was first presented at the June 1941 FOMC meeting by Emanuel Goldenweiser, director of the Division

Rick Rieder

RickRieder

As we head into the U.S. #election, there will continue to be a lot of noise that may lead to near-term #market #volatility, particularly since (as we’ve long argued) #markets

New York Fed

NewYorkFed

"The Federal Reserve’s Recent Actions to Support the Flow of Credit to Households and Businesses" Remarks by Lorie Logan, EVP, before the Foreign Exchange Committee → https://nyfed.org/2XAiOLH In early to

David Andolfatto

dandolfa

Great question, Erik. Here are my own thoughts (not to be attributed to FRB St. Louis or the Federal Reserve System).https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/1387469641933545474 The Federal Reserve is obliged to do the best

Amanda Fischer

amandalfischer

A thread on the Fed's role in inequality & racial equity. I think this tweet (from a great reporter!) is indicative of a narrow conception of the Fed that misses

New York Fed

NewYorkFed

"Implementing the Fed’s Facilities: Moving at Maximum Speed with Maximum Care"Remarks by Daleep Singh, EVP, before the Money Marketeers (@MonMarketeers) of New York University (via audio webinar)https://nyfed.org/3eAyLI3 [F]inancial m