Press Releases
2017
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Cleveland and Richmond Federal Reserve Banks hosting "Regional Food Systems: Economic Opportunity through Entrepreneurship," on September 18, 2017 at Burr Oak Lodge in Glouster, OH
The forum is being presented in partnership with ACEnet and the Central Appalachian Network (CAN) Read More
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President Mester discusses “Views on the Economy and Monetary Policy” in Pittsburgh, PA
President Mester discusses “Views on the Economy and Monetary Policy” in Pittsburgh, PA. Read More
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Pittsburgh's employment continues to trend sideways, says Guhan Venkatu, group vice president and economist at the Cleveland Fed
Employment has remained relatively flat in the Pittsburgh metro area since 2012. Read More
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The Lexington metro area is exhibiting signs of continued economic growth, says Gary Wagner, economist and regional officer of the Cleveland Fed
The area's unemployment rate—which has been at or below 4.1 percent for 31 consecutive months—is well below the unemployment rate for both Kentucky and the US. Read More
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Latest update on federal funds rates based on 7 simple monetary policy rules: Cleveland Fed
Our tool also allows users to customize their own simple policy rule and forecast. Read More
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Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces officer promotions
Thomas Dockman was appointed senior vice president, Diana Starks, vice president. Read More
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Cleveland Fed named one of Northeast Ohio's 99 best places to work
The Bank was named a NorthCoast 99 winner for the 18th consecutive year. Read More
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Cleveland's slow economic growth continues, says Cleveland Fed economist Joel Elvery
Economic indicators show that Cleveland's growth continues to be weaker than that of Ohio and the nation. Read More
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Cincinnati's strong economic performance continues, says Gary Wagner, head of the Cincinnati Branch of the Cleveland Fed
Cincinnati's unemployment rate and credit card delinquency rate are lower than Ohio’s, while its home price values and payroll employment growth are higher. Read More
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Standard approach to measuring impact of job loss on earnings overstates long-term earnings losses, says Cleveland Fed economist
An alternative approach suggests a healthy recovery in earnings in the decade following displacement, rather than a permanent decline. Read More