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“I think the good news in this labor market report is that job growth was more dispersed across industries.” San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly talks with @MariaBartiromo about the encouraging signs of the latest jobs data TONIGHT at 7pm ET on @FoxBusiness!

The Federal Reserve U.S. manages monetary policy and and keeps cash flowing. KSL got an look at the highly secure Salt Lake branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Tuesday. ksltv.com/?p=892185 🎤 + 🖊️: Andrew Adams, KSL 📷: Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

When uncertainty is elevated, considering scenarios is more useful than debating a modal outlook. Today, there are at least two possible paths for the economy.

Here at the Fed, we are rationally exuberant to celebrate your 100th birthday with you. Happy birthday, Alan Greenspan! youtu.be/lp1sJDa5MsI

Is the economic outlook good or bad? If you talk to businesses, they’re cautiously optimistic. Growth is good, consumer spending remains solid, jobs are easy to fill, and productivity gains are helping control costs.

Federal government offices in Washington, D.C., are closed Tuesday, January 27, due to inclement weather. The Federal Reserve Board plans to issue all releases as scheduled, including statistical publications. The Federal Open Market Committee will meet as planned on Tuesday, January 27 and Wednesday, January 28. The FOMC statement will be released as scheduled at 2 p.m. EST, and the Chair’s news conference will start at 2:30 p.m. EST on January 28. federalreserve.gov/newsevents/cal…

The Federal Reserve’s job is to serve the American people. In monetary policy that means achieving our dual mandate goals of price stability and full employment.

NEW INTERVIEW I sat down with @sffed President Mary Daly and @RichmondFed President Tom Barkin to talk about what really matters in 2026. Are we headed for the 1970s or the 1990s? Why does the economy keep not breaking? And why should we count cranes?

NEW: SF Fed Pres. Mary Daly on this week's #FOMC decision

The San Francisco Fed has a new data indicator: the weekly Labor Market Stress Indicator. sffed.us/4r6afne

Calling all small business owners:

Does the U.S. economy look more like the 1970s or the 1990s? sffed.us/4qNlWiB @sffed President @marydalyecon says we can’t ignore history's lessons on inflation, but we shouldn't overlook technological progress and potential productivity gains when setting today's policy.

@TheStalwart & I shadowed San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly as she toured Anchorage earlier this year. So if you ever wondered what it’s like to head north to Alaska with a Fed president, this episode’s for you: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/odd…

Exclusive: SF Fed's Mary Daly says AI bubble wouldn't threaten financial stability trib.al/NZ74FlY

I fully supported the FOMC's decision last week to cut interest rates by a quarter point. As I said at the University of Utah on Wednesday, the risks to the economy had shifted.

@elliskkim Whoaa!! Congratulations @elliskkim!

Personal update - I’ve moved over to the CNN Capitol Hill team! House and Senate offices, please add me to your press lists: ellis.kim@cnn.com

It will soon be time to recalibrate policy to better match our economy. Congress has given the Fed two goals: full employment and price stability. Both are in tension at the moment, with tariffs pushing inflation higher and the labor market showing signs of slowing.

Staffer at @SFGiants game didn’t realize it was Matt Chapman’s 200HR ball and threw it back in the stands to a kid. Team now negotiating with child and his family to get the ball back

The rookie has a fan club in the bleachers @gillygoobear @SFGiants

Congress has given the Fed two goals: full employment and price stability. We need to balance both. The Fed has maintained restrictive monetary policy since 2022 in an effort to slow economic growth to a sustainable pace and bring inflation down toward our 2% goal.