President Hammack of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland delivered remarks at the 2025 Financial Stability Conference on November 20, 2025. The event highlighted the Cleveland Fed’s ongoing work in producing indicators and datasets to inform the public, policymakers, and researchers about economic conditions such as inflation, employment, and risks to the financial system.
The Cleveland Fed plays a role in examining economic issues relevant not only to its local communities but also nationally and globally. Its research is used to inform both the public and policymakers on topics that impact various regions.
As part of the Federal Reserve System, which includes 12 regional Reserve Banks and the Board of Governors in Washington DC, the Cleveland Fed participates in shaping national monetary policy. The bank also supervises banking organizations, provides payment services to financial institutions and the US Treasury, and engages in activities supporting operations across the Federal Reserve System.
In addition to its central banking functions, the Cleveland Fed offers educational resources aimed at improving understanding of economic concepts such as inflation. It also supports financial institutions and maintains stability within payment systems for the US Treasury.
Serving an area that covers Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky, and northern West Virginia through its branches in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, the Cleveland Fed supports communities with research, outreach programs, and educational initiatives.
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