Anna Paulson

Monetary Policy

Speech

Monetary Policy and Productivity

Philadelphia Fed President and CEO Anna Paulson delivered a keynote speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's Macroeconomics and Monetary Policy Conference, where she addressed key challenges facing monetary policymakers in the current economic environment.

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Outreach Economist and Advisor Ryotaro Tashiro speaks from a podium.

Building Bridges: An Outreach Economist's Role in Connecting Data to Daily Life

Ryo Tashiro is the Philadelphia Fed's eyes and ears on the ground. The outreach economist crisscrosses the Third District, making sense of economic trends for businesses and communities — and capturing local insights to help inform national monetary policy discussions.

Aruoba-Diebold-Scotti Business Conditions Index

An index designed to track real business conditions at high observation frequency

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President Paulson Sees Banking Innovation in Action on a “Gelt Bus”

Philadelphia Fed President and CEO Anna Paulson visited Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to see how a community bank is addressing regional banking needs and to gain insights from local business leaders on economic conditions and impacts from artificial intelligence and automation.

LIFE Survey Report – January 2026

This report is part of a quarterly series on key observations from the Labor, Income, Finances, and Expectations (LIFE) Survey. Data from the survey provide insight into consumers’ recent financial lives and their future expectations.

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Apr

3

2026

2026 Fintech and Financial Institutions Research Conference

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia