Central banks, inflation, jobs, growth and global economic policy.
As school districts, parents, and students nationwide prepare for fall, music educators are wrangling with a sour note. On August 6, 2026, the US Commerce Department issued a request for comment this month on a proposal...
A look at how monetary policy shocks impact the equity term structure of equity risk premia and dividend growth expectations.
A look at the implications of consumers’ credit card delinquency rising from 2022 to 2026 using data from New York Fed Consumer Credit Panel.
A look at the trading activity of Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities (STRIPS) using FINRA’s TRACE transactions data.
A look at how Americans’ declining moving rates hold for homeowners and renters alike using data from the New York Fed’s annual SCE Housing Survey.
In this inaugural Street Level post, Research Director Kartik Athreya discusses recent work by New York Fed staff on artificial intelligence and the labor market. He examines how AI is transforming hiring practices, skil...
A look at bond investors’ knowledge about r-star, the natural real rate of return which acts as a guide for monetary policy decisions.
The Strait of Hormuz is a vital passage for world trade, notably for oil and fertilizers. Roughly 88 commercial vessels pass the strait per day, making it one of the world´s most critical maritime chokepoints.
A look at the continued growth of stablecoins since April 2025 and how shocks from outside the crypto industry can impact stablecoins’ reserve assets.
A look at the internal capital markets reallocation that occurred after Basel III and whether it reduced the risk for nonbank subsidiaries as a whole.
A look at how bank holding companies responded if their depository subsidiaries fell short of Basel III’s binding capital minimums, effective January 2015.
A look at nonbank activity within bank holding companies and the balance-sheet features that make these subsidiaries a vehicle for regulatory arbitrage.