SF Fed Blog
How can we gauge the tightness of monetary policy? The SF Fed’s new monthly Proxy Funds Rate page focuses on financial market indicators to measure monetary policy tightness beyond what the federal funds rate level can show.
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Keynote Address
Orange County Business Council
November 21, 2022
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December 15, 2022
Economic Letter
New evidence suggests that rising oil prices associated with declining oil supply slow economic activities less when interest rates are at the zero lower bound. These oil price spikes can even increase overall output. Evidence points to the following: the nominal interest rate does not react under the zero bound, so the shock reduces the real interest rate, stimulating demand.
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