Press Releases
2019
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The Flattening of the Phillips Curve: Policy Implications Depend on the Cause finds Cleveland Fed researcher
According to the historical relationship known as the Phillips curve, strengthening of the economy is commonly associated with increasing inflation. Read More
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Cleveland Fed researchers introduce new median PCE measures
Cleveland Fed researchers Daniel Carroll and Randal Verbrugge introduce two new measures of trend inflation, a median PCE inflation rate and a median PCE excluding owners’ equivalent rent (OER) inflation rate, and investigate their performance. Read More
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Cleveland Fed announces new community development outreach manager
Ken Surratt will manage the development and execution of the department’s regional outreach and engagement strategy across the Bank’s four-state district. Read More
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President Mester discusses “Views on the U.S. Economy and Monetary Policy” in London
President Mester discusses “Views on the U.S. Economy and Monetary Policy” in London. Read More
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Cleveland Fed researcher examines changes in the types of work people do in the United States
After 100 years of dramatic change, the mix of occupations in which people have been employed has been more stable since 1970. Read More
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Toledo metro area’s economy rebounds, say Cleveland Fed researchers
By a number of measures, the economy of the Toledo metro area has essentially bounced back to where it was at the end of 2015. Read More
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Columbus metro area’s labor market cruising at a slightly slower pace, say Cleveland Fed researchers
The Columbus metro area’s economy is sturdy, with a relatively low unemployment rate (3.8 percent in March 2019). Read More
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Cleveland Fed’s Policy Summit 2019 in Cincinnati on June 19-21
Connecting people and places to opportunity” is this year’s theme. Harvard Professor Raj Chetty, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard, Cleveland Fed President & CEO Loretta J. Mester among featured speakers. Read More
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Update on Fed 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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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