Press Releases

Cleveland Fed announces appointments to Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh boards

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announced the following appointments to its main office board of directors and its branch boards in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh effective January 1, 2020. Read More

Cleveland Fed researcher explores the potential for market-based inflation measures to improve inflation forecasting

Market-based inflation measures can be useful sources of information about the likely path of future headline inflation, according to a new report from the Cleveland Fed’s Center for Inflation Research. Read More

Cleveland Fed Introduces Median PCE Inflation Rate

The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has introduced a new measure of trend inflation called the median PCE inflation rate. The Bank’s research shows that the median PCE inflation rate may provide a better signal of the underlying inflation trend than some other measures. Read More

Fed publication explores experiences of small businesses that apply for financing at online lenders

Ann Marie Wiersch Barbara J. Lipman Scott Lieberman

The study finds that compared to firms that apply at only traditional lenders, firms that apply at online lenders are more likely to be smaller, have lower credit scores, report more financial challenges, and be less profitable. Read More

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces officer promotion

Jacqueline Dalton has been promoted to vice president of strategy and engagement at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Read More

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

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announces officer promotion

Michael Beedles has been promoted to senior vice president and chief financial officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Read More

President Mester discusses “Cybersecurity and Financial Stability” in Cleveland

President Mester discusses “Cybersecurity and Financial Stability” in Cleveland. Read More

Cleveland Fed’s updated research on opioids and the labor market accounts for geographic variation, shows evidence on reverse causality

Our new research affirmed our previous results, while adding new evidence supporting the causal interpretation that higher opioid prescriptions depress local labor market outcomes. Read More