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151. When business in the United States underwent a mild contraction in 1927, the Federal Reserve created more paper reserves in the hope of forestalling any possible bank reserve shortage.

152. Adding to market tensions, the surprise move on Saturday occurred before next week's sales of $108 billion in shorter-dated debt by the U.S. Treasury and a Federal Reserve policy meeting this week.

153. The ridiculousness of the premise could be forgiven if not for the seemingly serious message in Taco Bell's formal announcement: 'The Federal Reserve prints all denominations according to demand.

154. China and India blame the U.S. Federal Reserve for their difficulties in maintaining stable prices.

155. Federal Reserve policy directly affects both consumer and business lending.

156. Financial market participants focused on the bleak consumer outlook instead of a Federal Reserve report that seemed to imply the deep recession that started in December 2007 was close to ending.

157. The limits on debit-card swipe fees -- one of the most contentious regulations to arise from the financial crisis -- were finalized by the Federal Reserve Board in June and take effect on Saturday.

158. In the United States we have twelve Federal Reserve Banks but we have a Federal Open Market Committee.

159. "Just about every member of our committee was schooled on that experience", said Janet Yellen,(Sentencedict) San Francisco Federal Reserve president and member of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee.

160. By then the Federal Reserve Board had gathered in its headquarters in the Foggy Bottom section of Washington and approved the emergency loan.

161. The Federal Reserve should instead reverse its low-interest-rate policy before it increases the level of discoordination in the economy.

162. The New York Federal Reserve said its gauge of manufacturing in New York state showed the pace of growth slowed in May,[sentencedict.com] though the jobs index component rose to its highest level in about six years.

163. Federal Reserve Bank credit is up 38% the past 3 months, while stocks are up only 8% , oil over 20%, and gold 10%.

164. Why then did it take until December, 1913 for Congress to pass the Federal Reserve Act?

165. This gold-price expansion, set off by the massive short squeeze, will continue until gold prices reflect gold supply and Federal Reserve liabilities in circulation.

166. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank measure of Mid-Atlantic manufacturing showed a modest pullback to 19.3 in January from 20.8 in December, but strong underlying components.

167. The first step was to reopen the banks; the first legislation sought was the re-issue of the Federal Reserve Bank Note, followed by the formalisation of the gold embargo and the anti-hoarding decree.

168. The effects of Federal Reserve policy depend upon expectations in the cash/debt-holding public.

169. The Federal Reserve is buying up all kinds of other assets, like long - term government bonds.

170. The Federal Reserve recently reported that America's 500 largest nonfinancial companies have accumulated an astonishing $1.8 trillion of cash on their balance sheets.

171. The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 gave the Federal Reserve responsibility for setting monetary policy.

172. Deposit ory institutions must hold reserves in the form of vault cash or deposits with Federal Reserve Banks.

173. CMB filed an application to establish a New York branch in 2007. The New York State Banking Department and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors approved the application last year.

174. The Reserve Banks credit bankreserve accounts and reduce Federal Reserve note liabilities.

175. Federal Reserve Bank credit is up 38% the past three months, while stocks are up only 8%, oil over 20%, and gold 10%. Think about that relationship for a moment or two.

176. Tim Geithner 's last job was head of the New York Federal Reserve Bank.

177. The Federal Reserve committed $600bn to buying up toxic mortgage assets and the US treasury underwrote a $200bn credit line to the securities markets for car, student and credit card loans.

178. In addition to presiding over the Senate and attending state funerals, one of the Vice-President’s duties (as I see it) is to badmouth the Chairman of the Federal Reserve to the President.

179. The luncher is Ken Langone, billionaire co-founder of Home Depot. The guy she "nailed" is Ben Bernanke, the new chairman of the Federal Reserve.

180. There are 12 Federal Reserve Districts ( FRD ) in US with one Federal Reserve Bank per district.