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Monetary Policy & Economic Research

Is inflation transitory or persistent?

The frequency of price changes may reveal the type of inflation

Is inflation transitory or persistent?

The rise of the private credit industry

Banks are relying more on outside tech service providers. But what happens if the provider fails?

Monetary Policy & Economic Research

Is inflation transitory or persistent?

The frequency of price changes may reveal the type of inflation

Supervision & Credit

The rise of the private credit industry

Markets specialist John Levin discusses the implications as private credit expands

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Supervision & Credit

Banks are relying more on outside tech service providers. But what happens if the provider fails?

Fed paper examines how regulators are working to address potential financial stability risks

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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Why Has Consumer Spending Remained So Resilient?

A new study uses 10-year credit card data to assess economic resiliency trends

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Banker and Boston Fed Board member says his ethics and customers must always come first

Sushil Tuli talks about why he started Leader Bank and why it's grown

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In the news: Recent media coverage

New England Focus

Photo of Susan M. Collins tour of the Clam Fields.

Boston Fed president travels Maine coast to hear about economic concerns, innovations

Visit covers issues from child care access to startup assistance