Boston Fed serves the First Federal Reserve District: CT (excluding Fairfield County), MA, ME, NH, RI, and VT.

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Watch live today, 4/14 @ 12:45 p.m.: Governor Barr gives opening remarks and moderates a fireside chat with Federal Reserve Bank presidents Tom Barkin, Susan Collins, and Anna Paulson at “Strengthening America's Economy through Rural Investment: A Working Forum” federalreserve.gov/ youtube.com/federalreserve For more information: federalreserve.gov/conferenc…
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Joe Weisenthal
@TheStalwart21 Nov 2025
NEW ODD LOTS: Today kicks off the @BostonFed annual research conference. So @tracyalloway and I talked to the bank's President, Susan Collins, about why she's still more concerned about warm inflation than a softening labor market. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Consumer spending has helped US economic activity remain solid, but there are signs that the job market has softened amid “anemic hiring” by employers even as layoffs remain low, said Susan Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. trib.al/2faOE9r
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Federal Reserve issues #FOMC statement: federalreserve.gov/newsevent…
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins says “a range of possibilities is on the table” for the September Federal Open Markets Committee meeting bloom.bg/3JlS37Q
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✨ What a finale to EMS 2025! ✨ We closed out an incredible conference with a keynote from Susan M. Collins, President & CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston! Thank you to all of our speakers, attendees, and partners for making EMS 2025 such a success! #NABE #EMS2025
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“The higher the increase in tariffs and the more broad-based, of course, the larger the impact would be on our economy, on inflation, on growth,” Boston Fed president Susan Collins tells @jenniferisms. Full interview:
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