Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | Economic Data, Monetary Rates, Economic Education

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Web Name: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | Economic Data, Monetary Rates, Economic Education

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Sign Up for Central Banker! Geared to a Main Street audience, this monthly e‑newsletter provides a sampling of the latest speeches, research, podcasts, videos, lesson plans and more. Read President Bullard's statement and our timely blog posts about what we're doing and how we're working. Some students have considered gap years, and many worry about lost or delayed opportunities and experiences. Economist Alexander Monge-Naranjo discusses U.S. competitiveness as workers abroad become better educated. After the early 1920s, the relationship between gold reserves and trade flows was tenuous at best as the international payments system experienced heightened uncertainty and significant change. An associate professor describes how she and her students inspired the St. Louis Fed s Women in Economics Symposium. What does racial economic inequity look like in your state? Here s how median Black/white income gaps map out across the country. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard discussed the Federal Open Market Committee s updated monetary policy framework and various aspects of the U.S. economy in an appearance on CNBC. The Federal Reserve is a central bank system that includes the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., and 12 independent regional Reserve banks. This decentralized structure ensures that the economic conditions of all areas of the country are taken into account in the making of monetary policy. Learn more about the importance of the Fed s regional structure. Pursuing maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates Ensuring safety and soundness of the nation's banks and financial system and protecting consumer credit rights Maintaining stability of the financial system and containing systemic risk Providing services to depository institutions, the U.S. government and foreign official institutionsLearn more about what we do. The St. Louis Fed is overseen by a board of nine independent directors who are familiar with economic and credit conditions in the Eighth District. The Bank's president, first vice president and a team of officers manage the Bank's day-to-day operations. The Management Committee is the central policymaking body of the Bank. Bank Governance Board of Directors Bank OfficersCareersSearch for a job, and learn why so many people choose to work at the St. Louis Fed.Economy MuseumThe museum offers a one-of-a-kind experience that explains the economy, and your role, in a fun and interactive way.In Plain EnglishLearn about the history of the Fed, how it operates and why it's central to the U.S. economy.Regional EconomistThis publication addresses the regional, national and international economic issues of the day.Timely TopicsEconomists and other experts talk about economics-related topics and issues specifically related to the Fed.Central BankerKeep up with what s new at the St. Louis Fed. Sign up for our monthly e-newsletter.FOMC SpeakThis site is a repository of speeches, testimony, interviews and commentary by FOMC participants.

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The St. Louis Fed is one of the 12 Federal Reserve banks that—along with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C.—make up the Federal Reserve System—the nation's central bank. The St. Louis Fed helps formulate monetary policy, supervises and regulates banks and bank holding companies, and provides financial services to depository institutions and the federal government. The St. Louis Fed also promotes community development and economic and financial education through events and award-winning resources such as lessons, podcasts, videos and a museum.

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