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• John Lytell Joins Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank as Assistant Vice President, Public Affairs
• John Lytell has joined the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland as an assistant vice president in the Public Affairs Department, effective March 3, 2014. Lytell will have responsibility for leading the Bank’s internal communications, media relations, web services, social media and graphic design functions. Read more
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• Fast-tracking foreclosures on vacant properties could result in substantial cost savings, say Cleveland Fed researchers
• Fast-tracking foreclosures on vacant properties in states that handle foreclosures through the courts could result in substantial cost savings, according to a study by Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland researchers Kyle Fee and Thomas J. Fitzpatrick IV, who estimate that the savings in two judicial foreclosure states -- Ohio and Pennsylvania -- would be at least $24 million annually. Read more
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• Adding Employment Growth to Taylor Rule Improves Its Ability to Predict Fed Policy Changes, Say Cleveland Fed Researchers
• In normal times, the Federal Reserve conducts monetary policy by targeting the federal funds rate, the interest rate at which banks borrow funds from each other overnight. Some market watchers use a rule of thumb called the "Taylor rule" to help predict changes by the Fed in the funds rate target. Read more
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• President Pianalto Discusses Her Career at the Federal Reserve
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• Speaking at the College of Wooster, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President and CEO Sandra Pianalto reflected on her career and discussed some of the changes the Federal Reserve has made in how it sets monetary policy for the nation. Read more
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• How the shelter component of the CPI is impacting inflation measures
• Cleveland Fed Estimates of Expected Inflation
• Median CPI up 0.2% in January  (PDF)
• Loretta J. Mester Named President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Effective June 1, 2014
• Employment and earning prospects of non-college-bound workers depend on training, occupation, and where they live, say Cleveland Fed researchers
• Cleveland Fed looks at consumer spending; private fixed investment; and whether oil prices predict inflation

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