News Coverage

“The news on inflation has been fairly good, and we shouldn’t dismiss that,” she said on CNBC’s The Exchange. “All of that said, it is far too early to declare victory.”

President Daly joined Reporter Dion Rabouin on WSJ’s new Take On the Week podcast to share her economic outlook and what’s she hearing from her communities.

In a recent town hall, Scanlon and President discussed balancing the need to talk to both the markets and general public. Recently, the SF Fed has made some efforts to better communicate with everyday Americans by joining Threads and Instagram.

President Daly joined Business Writer/Columnist Russ Wiles following her fireside chat in coordination with Greater Phoenix Leadership. “Our goal is to bring inflation down as gently as we can. But I’m not yet going to declare victory.”

Oliveira and his colleague estimated we were spending down our excess savings by $100 billion a month earlier this year and we’re about to run out. “Our latest estimate points to the current quarter, that is the third quarter of 2023,” he told Host Sabri Ben-Achour. The interview was recorded prior to the September 28 […]

President Daly joined Host Boyd Matheson in studio and discussed in-district observations. “The data are more than just the headline numbers that you see printed in media outlets,” she emphasized.

“In a tight labor market, for example, a high school graduate might think it’s easier to find a job with solid wages without going to college. But in a slack labor market, an individual coming out of high school might think, ‘well, there are no jobs and the jobs that are available don’t have very […]

“There is a kind of exhaustion pulsing through the economy,” Daly told Economics Reporter Rachel Siegel. In conversations across her district — which spans California and eight other Western states — she said she routinely hears from people who are financially scraping due to the impact of inflation. 

“The U.S. economy still faces the risk that supercore inflation remains stubborn even as the job market moderates,” Sylvain Leduc, Director of Research at the San Francisco Fed told MNI’s Greg Quinn.

“Rental data that the government uses to calculate the Consumer Price Index can be really sticky,” John Mondragon, Research Advisor at the San Francisco Fed tells Marketplace. “If you’re renting an apartment, and sign a typical one-year lease, your rent is going to be fixed for that year.”