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    New York Fed
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    Aug 19
    U.S. household stock market participation has risen dramatically over the past 4 decades. In today's post, the author explores how stock market fluctuations pass through to household spending may have changed, with potential implications for how the broader economy behaves.
    Has Broader Stock Market Participation Changed How Interest Rates Affect the Economy? - Liberty...
    From libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org
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    New York Fed
    @NewYorkFed
    Aug 18
    BUSINESS LEADERS SURVEY → Business activity held steady in the New York-Northern New Jersey region’s service sector in August. Employment increased modestly, though firms’ optimism about the six-month outlook waned significantly. nyfed.org/2IMaBLq
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    New York Fed
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    Aug 17
    EMPIRE STATE MANUFACTURING SURVEY → New York State manufacturing activity increased at its fastest pace in over four years in August. Employment continued to pick up modestly. However, delivery times were substantially longer and supply availability continued to worsen.
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    New York Fed
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    Aug 13
    The Future of Market Liquidity and Functioning Workshop in July focused on forthcoming changes in securities clearing, potential innovations in payments processing, and how both could impact monetary policy implementation and market functioning.
    tellerwindow.newyorkfed.org
    The Future of Market Liquidity and Functioning Workshop: Preparing for a Wave of Change
    NY Fed explores how clearing reforms, payment innovations, and blockchain technology will impact market liquidity and policy.
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    New York Fed
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    Aug 12
    Today's article, the second in a two-part series, highlights ideas from a recent roundtable with Second District policymakers, bankers, and developers on factors limiting affordable housing. One focus: how creative financing could spur affordable developments.
    Examining State and Local Affordable Housing Policy and Programs
    From tellerwindow.newyorkfed.org

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