Press Releases
2021
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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
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Did the Paycheck Protection Program Help Local Labor Markets?
Cleveland Fed researchers analyzed the effect of timely distribution of Paycheck Protection Program loans granted beginning in March 2020 until early August 2020, and how such timing ultimately affected a state’s individual employment recovery. Read More
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Names Mark S. Meder as First Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, effective February 1, 2022
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announced that Mark S. Meder will become the organization’s first vice president and chief operating officer, effective February 1, 2022. Read More
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Cleveland Fed Announces Officer Appointments
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces officer appointments to the Treasury Services' Tax Collections team. Read More
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Join Us for the Financial Stability Conference Held Virtually on November 17-19, Organized by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and the Office of Financial Research
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and the Office of Financial Research invite you to attend the 2021 Financial Stability Conference: Planning for Surprises, Learning from Crises, which will be held virtually on November 17–19, 2021. Read More
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Artist Shares Message of Economic Inclusion in Cleveland Fed Music Video
In a music video released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Cleveland artist Chris Webb shares the importance of economic inclusion through poetry. Read More
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White-Collar Manufacturing Jobs Still Pay Well, But the Wages of Workers on the Factory Floor Have Not Kept Pace
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland shows that the difference between manufacturing wages and wages in other sectors—the manufacturing wage premium—has declined over time. Read More
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Cleveland Fed Pilots Program to Encourage Students to Consider Economics, Finance as Career Options
The Cleveland Fed selected students to participate in the Fed Futures pilot program, a four-year paid internship aimed at encouraging high-school students, specifically those in underserved communities, to think about economics and other areas within the financial industry as possible careers. Read More
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Whose Inflation Expectations Best Predict Inflation?
The inflation expectations of professional economists and businesses have tended to provide more accurate predictions of future inflation than the expectations of households and financial market participants, according to Cleveland Fed researchers. Read More
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Does Consumer Spending Decrease when COVID-19 Surges?
Cleveland Fed researchers look at the relationship between state-level changes in consumer activity and COVID-19 hospitalization rates to see how consumer activity has responded to the delta surge and to make comparisons with consumer activity during the fall 2020 surge. Read More