The Fed used to have even more books with colorful covers: the Greenbook, which looked at the current state of the economy ...
Fed’s Beige Book Points to Slight to Moderate Growth at Year-End Several firms noted concerns about tariff, immigration policy Six districts saw slight hiring increase, others saw no change ...
Demand for deposits was unchanged, and deposit flows were stable. Visit the Federal Reserve Board of Governors’ Beige Book page for the national summary, reports from all 12 Districts, and archives ...
The latest Fed Beige Book report highlighted moderate growth in consumer spending, strong holiday sales and rising wages. According to anecdotal economic insights from businesses and other ...
The Federal Reserve (Fed) commented in its latest Beige Book survey released on Wednesday that economic activity increased “slightly to moderately” across the US in late November and December ...
Given stubborn inflation and a potentially inflationary programme by Donald Trump, the Fed has been sounding strong notes of caution. The Beige book will not change that as slight strengthening of ...
The Federal Reserve’s January 2025 Beige Book has looked back on late November and December activity and saw economic activity increasing “slightly to moderately” across the central bank's ...
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U.S. economic activity increased slightly to moderately in late November and December, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday ... known collectively as the Beige Book. "More contacts were ...
The dollar also garnered support from the Fed Beige Book, which said economic activity increased “slightly to moderately” across the US. The US Dec CPI rose to +2.9% y/y from +2.7% y/y in Nov ...
(Bloomberg) -- Economic activity increased “slightly to moderately” across the US in late November and December, supported by strong holiday sales, the Federal Reserve said in its Beige Book ...