Riley Steward is a reporter for Central Banking, based in New York. She focuses on federal legislation, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of the evolving landscape of banking regulations. Riley's insights and reporting are featured in Central Banking.
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Riley Steward's coverage is primarily focused on finance and economy, with a strong emphasis on central banks, monetary policy, and economic research. He tends to cover government announcements, legal policy regulations, and frequently cites data in his articles.
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By: Riley Steward
Economists disagree with Stephen Miran’s assessments of the neutral rate and forthcoming inflation
Economists disagree over wisdom of decision at time of above-target inflation and soft labour markets
The Federal Open Market Committee decided today (October 29) to cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, taking it to a range of 3.75-4%, but only following a three-way split among its members.
Richard Doornbosch says Caribbean’s small, open economies faced heightened threats
Ethics violations by FOMC members mean it is time to overhaul rules, former policy-makers argue
FDIC acting chair says regulation to establish application framework should come this month
Hardening views on wisdom of further cuts mean committee’s next meeting is unlikely to be harmonious
Governor says country is undergoing difficult structural change
Miran votes for deeper cut, and Goolsbee and Schmid opt to hold, as experts point to stagflation risks
Former chair joins economists in sounding alarm over central bank’s response in event of debt crisis
