Consumer credit increased 0.1% in August
Consumer credit increased at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.1% in August, the Federal Reserve reported.
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New York Fed: Short-term inflation expectations rose in September
Consumer inflation expectations in September increased at the short- and longer-term horizons and were unchanged at the medium-term horizon, according ...
New York Fed study examines media role in 2023 bank failures
A new study of investor behavior during the 2023 bank runs found that news coverage was at least as important ...
Agencies issue reminder about flood insurance during government shutdown
Federal banking agencies reissued previously provided guidance on flood insurance requirements during a lapse in the National Flood Insurance Program. ...
Plaintiffs, Fed seek extension of court stay in stress test lawsuit
The plaintiffs and Federal Reserve filed a joint motion asking a federal court to once again extend a pause in ...
Supreme Court punts decision on Fed’s Cook until 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court will wait until next year before considering an appeal by the Trump administration to overturn a ...
ABA, state associations: Reject proposal to prevent Fed from paying interest on bank services
In a joint letter to Senate leaders, ABA and 52 state bankers associations said they are deeply concerned about a ...
Fed publishes FAQ on end of penny production
The Federal Reserve has published an FAQ about what the end of penny production will mean for penny ordering and ...
Fed’s Bowman concerned house price declines could accelerate
Given very low housing affordability, existing home sales have remained depressed despite higher inventories of homes for sale, Bowman said, ...
Fed releases agenda for upcoming Community Bank Conference
ABA Vice Chair Catherine Owen and ABA board member Tom Fraser will be among the bankers participating in the Federal ...
