Press Releases
2022
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Does Job Quality Affect Occupational Mobility?
This report examines how job quality affects workers’ occupational mobility and investigates if the COVID-19 pandemic has brought changes to that mobility, especially among those in the lowest-quality jobs. Read More
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Should Policymakers Aim to Expand Access to Bank Accounts?
Cleveland Fed researchers study the extent to which financial exclusion—defined as lack of bank account ownership—is a problem that needs addressing by policymakers in the United States. Read More
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Cleveland Fed Announces Officer Appointments
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces new officer appointments. Read More
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We’re back! Cleveland Fed’s Money Museum renovated and ready for visitors
Welcome back! After two years, the Learning Center and Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland will reopen its doors to visitors on Monday, July 18, with new exhibits and updated safety protocols. Read More
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Fed Survey Finds Small Businesses Continue to Face Challenges Hiring, Retaining Workers
Filling jobs was more difficult for small employers last year than the previous time that the United States was experiencing a similarly tight labor market, according to the Small Business Credit Survey 2022 Report on Hiring and Worker Retention. Read More
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President’s Speech: “The Role of Inflation Expectations in Monetary Policymaking: A Practitioner’s Perspective”
President Mester discussed “The Role of Inflation Expectations in Monetary Policymaking: A Practitioner’s Perspective” at the ECB Forum on Central Banking 2022 in Portugal. Read More
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Fed Small Business Survey Finds Credit Disparities Persisted for Firms Owned by People of Color; Most Firms Reporting Increased Financial Challenges
Businesses owned by people of color continue to face more financial and operational challenges than their white-owned counterparts, according to the Small Business Credit Survey 2022 Report on Firms Owned by People of Color. Read More
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What are the potential economic impacts of the war in Ukraine on the Fourth District? New Cleveland Fed analysis finds the net change may be modest.
This District Data Brief examines the trade connections between Ukraine and Russia and the Fourth Federal Reserve District, which includes Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky, and the northern panhandle of West Virginia, and the potential impacts to the District’s economy. Read More
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President’s Speech: “An Update on the Economy and Monetary Policy”
President Mester discussed “An Update on the Economy and Monetary Policy” at the Philadelphia Council for Business Economics. Read More
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Update on Fed Funds Rates Based on 7 Simple Monetary Policy Rules: Cleveland Fed
The Cleveland Fed’s webpage, Simple Monetary Policy Rules, presents detailed results from the researchers’ analysis and a spreadsheet so users can customize their own simple monetary policy rule and forecast. Read More