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New York Fed Weighs In on Who Should Create Money

New York Fed Weighs In on Who Should Create Money
New York Fed Weighs In on Who Should Create Money
February 17, 2026  |  Cryptocurrency

Human civilization and the concept of money have historically been intertwined. And, as the financial landscape is faced with the question of stablecoins and tokenized...

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Central Banks Hit Next Stage in Agora Cross-Border Payment Project
Central Banks Hit Next Stage in Agora Cross-Border Payment Project
January 15, 2026  |  Cross-border Payments

A group of central and commercial banks are reportedly stepping up testing of the Agora cross-border payments project. Get the Full Story Complete the form...

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Americans Say Job Prospects Are Worst in 12 Years
Americans Say Job Prospects Are Worst in 12 Years
January 08, 2026  |  Economy

Americans are less confident about finding a job than they’ve been in the 12 years the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has been producing...

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Fed Data Finds Consumers Want More Credit but Not More Cards
Fed Data Finds Consumers Want More Credit but Not More Cards
November 17, 2025  |  Consumer Finance

A tightening credit backdrop is changing how Americans think about credit cards, from whether to apply for a new account to how often to ask...

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NY Fed Sees Little Job Fallout From AI
NY Fed Sees Little Job Fallout From AI
September 04, 2025  |  Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping hiring decisions in the U.S. labor market, but fears of widespread job loss remain unfounded, according to new regional surveys...

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Consumers Feel Better About Finances Despite Inflation Woes
Consumers Feel Better About Finances Despite Inflation Woes
August 07, 2025  |  Economy

American consumers feel more optimistic about their finances, but wary of several other economic factors. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this...

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Household Debt Rises to $18.39 Trillion as Auto, Mortgage Originations Tick Up
Household Debt Rises to $18.39 Trillion as Auto, Mortgage Originations Tick Up
August 05, 2025  |  Consumer Finance

U.S. household debt increased by $185 billion in Q2 2025, reaching a record $18.39 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.  Get...

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Consumers Eye Slowing Inflation, but Relief May Be Temporary
Consumers Eye Slowing Inflation, but Relief May Be Temporary
June 09, 2025  |  Economy

The news that consumers expect to see a slowdown in inflation is, arguably, optimistic. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article...

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