Raphael W. Bostic announced he will retire as president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta when his current term concludes on Feb. 28, 2026. Bostic is the 15th person to lead the Atlanta Fed and is the first Black and openly gay president of a regional...
The California state government’s unique housing policy priorities, a Venezuelan crime gang’s Colorado presence and the debate over Fed rate cuts – from the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Aug. 26-29. Miss: California...
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic is seeking to dial down the enthusiasm over a potential rate cut by the central bank next month, arguing there was no rush for such an action. Reuters reported that Bostic used a speech in Atlanta to declare he...
The head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has credited the central bank’s rate policy for bringing down inflation, but he warned it was much too early to talk about cutting rates. In a speech delivered at New York University, Atlanta Fed President and CEO...
Atlanta Federal Reserve President and CEO Raphael Bostic predicted the central bank’s policymaking Federal Open Market Committee could begin to cut rates in the third quarter or even earlier. In prepared remarks published ahead of an appearance before an Atlanta...
First Mid to Acquire Evergreen Bancshares in $70.7 Million Regional Bank De…
