The latest report that the Federal Reserve compiled from banking and business contacts across New England revealed little movement in macroeconomic conditions, but it did indicate that “home sales appeared to turn a corner in recent data.”
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has named Karen A. Pennell its new first vice president and chief operating officer. She will replace Kenneth C. Montgomery, who will retire this spring.
Former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren did not violate any laws or ethics rules in 2020 stock trades but created the appearance of a conflict of interest, investigators said.
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“No one statistic can adequately characterize the labor market, since aggregate numbers do not show the wide range of experiences across people, sectors and places,” Susan Collins said.
Kenneth C. Montgomery, the first vice president and chief operating officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, is set to retire in the spring after 40 years. Now the bank is launching a national search for a replacement.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston believes that inflation still remains too high and that policymakers are keeping an eye on price stability as it plays out over time.
Boston Federal Reserve President and CEO Susan M. Collins is expecting interest rates to remain at restrictive levels, hinting that the Fed may have to further increase key rates, depending on economic data to come.
The share of New England workers doing their jobs remotely has leveled off, according to research presented to a conference organized by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston last week.
State Street Corp. Chairman and CEO Ronald O’Hanley has been elected to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s board of directors effective Jan. 1, the Boston Fed said in a statement yesterday.
A “larger number” of industrial real estate acquisition and leasing deals are falling through in New England, according to Federal Reserve officials.
Boston Federal Reserve President Susan M. Collins expects a “somewhat higher unemployment rate” as the Federal Reserve continues its steps to bring down inflation.
Susan M. Collins began her tenure on Friday as the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s new president and CEO.
Aiming to update its groundbreaking 2015 research into Boston’s racial wealth gap and help identify solutions, researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced a three-year research partnership with the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce and several prominent foundations this week.
Susan M. Collins, an economist and provost from the University of Michigan, has been named the next president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
Leader Bank Chairman and CEO Sushil K. Tuli has been elected to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s board of directors effective Jan. 1, the Boston Fed said in a statement yesterday.
The committee tasked with finding a new president for the Boston Federal Reserve Bank has made slight adjustments to the job description, including expanding its emphasis on a leader who will champion diversity, equity and inclusion.
The fact that even the economy’s high priests cannot conduct themselves without creating the appearance of corruption shows a simple review of the Fed’s ethics guidelines will not be enough.
Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, will retire this week, citing a dramatic downturn in his health.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Eric Rosengren, will sell all individual stocks he owns in the coming weeks after financial disclosures revealed that he had actively traded in real estate investment trusts during the pandemic.
