Press Releases
2019
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New Cleveland Fed research finds that urban neighborhoods have grown more educated, well to do
The two studies look at changes in the number, ages, and financial status of those moving into and out of urban neighborhoods and provide 12 facts about temporary urbanists. Read More
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Cleveland Fed’s Center for Inflation Research announces improved website and establishment of advisory council
The Center’s new website offers more information and user-friendly commentary highlighting national price trends and key data series Read More
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Pittsburgh metro area’s economy and job market strengthen, say Cleveland Fed researchers
The Pittsburgh metro area’s economy strengthened as employment grew steadily in the first nine months of 2018. Read More
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Lexington's economy showing mixed signals, say Cleveland Fed researchers
At 3.2 percent in January 2019, the Lexington metro area's unemployment rate remains historically low. Read More
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President Mester discusses “Improving Our Monetary Policy Strategy” at Stanford University
President Mester discusses “Improving Our Monetary Policy Strategy” at Stanford University. Read More
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New Federal Reserve report focuses on employment opportunities for workers without a college degree
Toledo, OH, Cleveland, OH, and Lexington, KY rank among the top 10 metro areas in shares of opportunity employment Read More
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Media Advisory: Clark Elementary School students participating in Danny Dollar Academy to meet Danny Dollar author Ty Allan Jackson and present their financial literacy projects
The program is being hosted by the Cleveland Fed and Nothern Kentucky University Read More
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Small employer firms say revenues and hiring were stronger for 2018, though 2019 outlook is more tempered
Federal Reserve Banks' small business report finds strong revenue and employment growth with profitability similar to prior year; financing demand stable, requests to online lenders notably increasing Read More
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Policy rule parameters implied by the FOMC's median SEP paths appear to have changed over time, says Cleveland Fed economist
His estimates suggest the federal funds rate projections have become less responsive to the unemployment gap over the last year Read More
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Has residual seasonality in GDP persisted after the latest BEA improvements? Cleveland Fed researchers reveal their findings
Despite improvements by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), Cleveland Fed researchers Victoria N. Consolvo and Kurt G. Lunsford find residual seasonality in GDP growth remains. Read More