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Here's How to Read an FOMC Statement
After each meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) issues a statement regarding its monetary policy decision. You need not be an economist to understand it.
How the Fed Is Reducing Its Balance Sheet--and Why
To encourage economic recovery, the Fed purchased large amounts of securities. Now it's taking steps to unwind a balance sheet that hit $4.5 trillion in 2017.
We Are Central Profile: Meet Emilee Dufford
After Emilee Dufford applied at the St. Louis Fed, she kept hearing great feedback from others about working here. By then, she thought, "I have to get a job there!"
Spirits Are High' for On-Site Employees in Currency, Law Enforcement and More
Not everyone can perform work from home. Many St. Louis Fed workers are adapting to a new normal and holding down the fort, as all employees focus on the Bank's public service mission.
Journal Article
Sam's town
Home to the corporate headquarters of the world's largest retailer, Bentonville, Ark., is finding that Wal-Mart is a magnet for attracting suppliers and other companies?as well as a force for propelling growth for the region.
Journal Article
Life sciences help college town evolve
Here's the Difference between Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy
Let's explain fiscal policy vs. monetary policy. Fiscal policy reflects the U.S. federal government's revenue collection and spending decisions. Monetary policy deals with money supply and interest rates.
What Is the Federal Funds Rate and How Does It Affect Consumers?
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sets a target for the fed funds rate. That has ripple effects on mortgages, car loans and interest on savings.
We Are Central Profile: Meet Lisa Locke
See how this Community Development advisor helps promote small business development and entrepreneurship.