Synonyms for federal reserve
fed·er·al re·serve

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1. Federal Reserve System, Federal Reserve, Fed, FRSnoun

   the central bank of the United States; incorporates 12 Federal Reserve branch banks and all national banks and state-chartered commercial banks and some trust companies

   "the Fed seeks to control the United States economy by raising and lowering short-term interest rates and the money supply"

   Synonyms:
   federal official

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1. Peter Tuz:

   The market was strong( early in the day) because Janet Yellen confirmed the fact Federal Reserve would go very slow on rate hikes because the economy was showing some signs of sluggishness, but maybe Janet Yellen is saying the economy is slower than most of us were thinking.

2. Dallas Fed chief Robert Kaplan:

   The Federal Reserve is approaching a critical point in our economic recovery as The Federal Reserve deliberates the future path of monetary policy, unfortunately, the recent focus on my financial disclosure risks becoming a distraction to the Federal Reserve's execution of that vital work.

3. Marc Chandler:

   The Federal Reserve acknowledges the continued improvement in the labor market. The problem is that it has not translated to stronger consumption, and business investment remains soft.

4. Lawrance Evans:

   We currently do have some ongoing work looking at the concept known as regulatory capture. We're in initial stages of outlining that engagement, we did receive a request that will lead to an assessment across all financial regulators and the Federal Reserve will be one institution.

5. Fiona Cincotta:

   But it hasn’t unnerved markets because we’ve heard a lot of soothing words from the U.S. Federal Reserve that any rise in inflation is temporary.