Selected Products of the Congressional Research Service
The CRS products collection includes CRS reports and other research products produced by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) for the United States Congress. By law, CRS works exclusively for Congress, providing timely, objective, and authoritative research and analysis to committees and Members of both the House and Senate. This collection contains selected items from the Congressional Research Service. Included are documents such as reports, testimonies, and letters relating to the Federal Reserve System and banking.
- CRS Publications
- 2010s
- 2020s
- Why Is the Federal Reserve Operating at a Loss?, Number IN12081
- Design of United States Paper Currency, Number IF11414
- Bank Capital Requirements: A Primer and Policy Issues, Number R47447
- Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank Failures, Number IN12125
- Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP) and Other Federal Reserve Support to Banking Systems in Turmoil, Number IN12134
- Bank Failures and Congressional Oversight, Number IF12454
- Federal Reserve Launches FedNow, Number IN12207
- Independence of Federal Financial Regulators: Structure, Funding, and Other Issues, Number R43391
- Who Regulates Whom? An Overview of the U.S. Financial Regulatory Framework, Number R44918
- Has the Federal Reserve Achieved a Soft Landing in 2023?, Number IF12543
- Federal Reserve: Policy Issues in the 118th Congress, Number R47377
- Federal Reserve's Discount Window: Policy Issues, Number IF12655
- Central Bank Digital Currencies, Number IF11471
- Why Is the Federal Reserve Keeping Interest Rates "High for Longer"?, Number IN12388
- Why Is the Federal Reserve Reducing Interest Rates?, Number IN12427
- Federal Reserve Board: Current and Historical Membership, Number R48233
- Corner Post and the Statute of Limitations for Administrative Procedure Act Claims, Number LSB11197
- Bank Holding Companies: Background and Issues for Congress, Number R48291
- Introduction to Financial Services: The Federal Reserve, Number IF10054
- Introduction to Financial Services: Banking, Number IF10035
- Introduction to the U.S. Economy: Inflation, Number IF10477
- Introduction to Financial Services: The Regulatory Framework, Number IF11065
- Introduction to the U.S. Economy: Monetary Policy, Number IF11751
- The Fed's Balance Sheet and Quantitative Tightening, Number IF12147
- The Federal U.S. Gold Stock, Number IF13109
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