Monetary Policy & Economic Research

The Boston Fed's 70th Economic Conference: Nov. 13-14, 2026

Leading policymakers, researchers, practitioners discuss the complexities of the U.S. housing market

The Boston Fed's 70th Economic Conference: Nov. 13-14, 2026

Bank lending to non-bank financial intermediaries reaches $1.7 trillion

Reshaping how we pay

Monetary Policy & Economic Research

The Boston Fed's 70th Economic Conference: Nov. 13-14, 2026

Leading policymakers, researchers, practitioners discuss the complexities of the U.S. housing market

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Supervision & Credit

Bank lending to non-bank financial intermediaries reaches $1.7 trillion

Report finds that private equity funds, business credit intermediaries are largest borrowers

In conversation with Steven Holzer

In the Region

Reshaping how we pay

Payments expert Steven Holzer on AI, automation, and the future of payments

A vibrant economy that works for all

Office of the President

Boston Fed President & CEO Susan M. Collins. February 6, 2022.

Susan M. Collins

Speeches, biography & more

FedNow Service

Facilitating a new instant payment service

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Six Hundred Atlantic

Podcast of the Boston Fed

Highlights

Research Insights

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How closely do public and private labor market data align for New England compared with the nation?

New study finds public and private regional data can differ significantly

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Collins: Perspectives on the Economy and the Banking Landscape

Pres. Susan M. Collins delivers remarks at the 25th Annual Regional & Community Bankers Conference

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The Federal Reserve's 2026 Small Business Credit Survey is open through Nov. 30

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New England Focus

Can New England’s diminished manufacturing sector see growth again?

Manufacturing, once a regional economic pillar, looks to expand following a painful decline