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Public Service That Makes a Difference® Some Unpleasant Stabilization Arithmetic By Joe Peek, Eric S. Rosengren, and Geoffrey M.B. Tootell September 7, 2018 Figures and Comments (pdf) Rosengren's comments will be delivered September 8, 2018 at the Boston Fed’s 62nd Economic Conference, titled What Are the Consequences of Long Spells of Low Interest Rates? and held in Boston, MA. Note: These slides represent the combined thoughts of President Rosengren and his co-presenters. collapse all expand all About the Authors Joe Peek Email: Joe.Peek@bos.frb.org Eric S. Rosengren Our latest information on COVID-19 Eric S. Rosengren is President & Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Geoffrey M.B. Tootell Email: Geoff.Tootell@bos.frb.org Resources Keywords monetary policy , interest rates , financial stability , Research conference , fiscal policy Related Content Welcome and Opening Remarks Perspectives on Monetary Policy and Market Volatility Boston Fed president’s 2019 outlook: More optimistic than recent market volatility would suggest Rosengren offers “relatively strong forecast”; explores risks to that outlook Top takeaways from President Rosengren’s Jan. 9 talk Do you lead a Community Development Financial Institution? Share your story in the #COVID19 CDFI Survey to help policymakers understand how your organization and community are faring and how policies and other initiatives may help. https://bit.ly/3jv1mR8 About Us Reserve Bank Services Leadership & Organization Cash Services Doing Business With Us Wholesale Payments Contact Us Careers Visitor Information & Directions 600 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02210-2204 map (617) 973-3000 Get email updates from the BostonFed Terms of Use & Privacy Data Privacy Site Accessibility Feedback © Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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