Topic: Federal Reserve Bank Of Kansas City

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Water: A Precious Commodity

While US housing prices remain depressed, we can observe high inflation in one kind of real estate: prime farmland. The Chicago Fed, which monitors...
Manufacturing activity in the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank's district edged higher in October, according to a report released by the bank...
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, like other district FRBs (New York, Philadelphia, Richmond and Dallas), tracks its region's manufacturing...

Obama names critic of large banks to FDIC board

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Thursday nominated a prominent critic of large banks for a key banking industry regulatory post.The White House said Obama tapped former Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Thomas Hoenig to be vice chairman of the ...

Fed's Hoenig: Dollar to remain reserve currency

KANSAS CITY, Missouri (Reuters) - A top Federal Reserve official said in his last speech on Wednesday that the dollar" class="inform">U.S. dollar won't lose its status atop world currencies, and took a parting shot at the central bank's ...

Fed's Hoenig says doesn't see recession looming

JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming (Reuters) - The U.S. economy will continue to grow at a modest pace as consumers and businesses pare back excessive amounts of debt, a top Federal Reserve official said."I don't see a double-dip recession," Thomas Hoenig, president ...

Hoenig: Slow Growth, But No Recession

Posted on 08/25/11 at 1:34pm by BenzingaStaffB . A top Federal Reserve official pushed back on fears of a double-dip recession, predicting "slow...
Retiring Kansas City Fed president launches fiercest attack to date against big banks . . --Hoenig urges U.S. regulators to go beyond Dodd-Frank to...
Economic growth appears to be slowing, as recent indicators suggest, but the financial markets are keeping a stiff upper lip. Credit markets don't...