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post at 1:35pm: Fed’s Harker: This Economy Keeps Chugging Along post at 1:35pm: *Fed’s Harker: The Economy is Incredibly Resilient post at 1:36pm: Fed’s Harker: Our Modal Forecast is Not for a Recession post at 1:36pm: Fed’s Harker: Unemployment is Going to Tick Up to Around 4.4% post at 1:37pm: Fed’s Harker: I Am in the Camp Coming Into This Meeting That We Can ‘Skip’ a Meeting
post at 1:24pm: *Fed’s Jefferson: Higher Rates Could Exacerbate Banking Stress *Fed’s Jefferson: Extent, Effect of Tighter Credit Not Yet Clear *Fed’s Jefferson: Financial Markets, Institutions Remain Resilient post at 1:25pm: *Fed’s Jefferson: Pause at a Coming Meeting Doesn’t Mean Rates At Peak *Fed’s Jefferson: Skipping Hike Would Allow Time to Assess Data Fed’s Jefferson: Base Case Outlook is Not for RecessionFinancial Stability and the U.S. Economy Good afternoon, everyone. It is a pleasure to be here and share my perspective on some key challenges policymakers currently face. Before I begin, let me remind you that the views I will express today are my own and are not necessarily those of my colleagues in the Federal Reserve System. This conference is timely and relevant. Among the topics covered are current financial stability risks and vulnerabilities, potential developments in banking supervision and regulation, and operational risk and resilience under evolving technologies. During the next three days, you will have an opportunity to engage in stimulating discussions with expert panelists on these and other critical issues. Today, I would like to share with you, at a high level, some of the Federal Reserve's recent and ongoing initiatives on a few of these issues. I also want to share with you an overview of the Federal Reserve's approach toward financial stability and my thoughts on interactions between the economic outlook and financial stability. My remarks will be U.S. focused, fully understanding that other countries monitor financial stability similarly and that the health of the U.S. economy and financial system has an impact on other countries, and vice versa.
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