Press Releases
2021
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Two Approaches to Predicting the Path of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Cleveland Fed researchers compare two types of models — the University of Washington’s IHME (“Murray”) forecast, a curve-fitting model, and the Ohio State University model, a structural model — used by epidemiologists to forecast the spread of the coronavirus through the population. Read More
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How Did Professional Forecasters React to the Fed’s New Flexible Average Inflation Targeting Strategy?
Federal Reserve researchers examine the extent to which the shift to a FAIT regime has affected longer-run inflation expectations. Read More
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Understanding Financial Health: Race and the Financial Lives of Young Adults and Students
For National Financial Literacy Month, the Cleveland Fed’s April FedTalk invites public policy and education experts to discuss race and the financial lives of students and young adults (18-36 years old). Read More
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Which Industries Received PPP Loans?
Cleveland Fed researchers examine the financial challenges faced by small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic and estimate the scale of loans provided to small businesses through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Read More
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Cleveland Fed Announces Treasury Services Senior Vice President and Program Executive
Kevin Jansen has been appointed senior vice president and Transforming Tax Collections (T2C) program executive for Treasury Services, effective April 1. Read More
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Where Did People Move During the Pandemic and How Many Could Follow?
The data brief presents estimates of the number of people who have migrated from high-cost, large population centers to lower-cost metros and small metros, towns and rural areas during the pandemic. Read More
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Cleveland Fed Announces Equity and Inclusion Advisory Council
The advisory council is comprised of diversity and inclusion leaders from the region the Cleveland Fed serves. Read More
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Financial Statements for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
The Federal Reserve System released the 2020 annual financial statements for the 12 Federal Reserve Banks, individually and combined, as well as for the Board of Governors. Read More
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Have Disparities Between Blacks and Whites in Labor Market Outcomes Narrowed or Widened?
New analysis from the Cleveland Fed finds that the Black-white earnings gap widened over the past two decades, even as other measures of labor market differences between racial groups showed improvement. Read More
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Cleveland Fed Researcher Presents New Findings on Migration Patterns During the Pandemic
Join us for this special FedTalk program on Thursday, March 25, 2021, from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm ET. Read More