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 DATE | FOMC PARTICIPANT | TYPE | WHERE | WHAT |
7/2/2013
(5:45 PM ET) | Gov. Powell | Speech | The University Club, New York, N.Y. | International Financial Regulatory Reform  |
7/2/2013
(12:30 PM ET) | Pres. Dudley | Speech | Business Council of Fairfield County, Stamford, Conn. | The National and Regional Economy |
6/28/2013
(3:30 PM ET) | Pres. Williams | Speech | Sonoma County Economic Development Board in Rohnert Park, Calif. | The Economic Recovery: Past, Present, and Future |
6/28/2013
(9:15 AM ET) | Pres. Lacker | Speech | Judicial Conference of the Fourth Circuit in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. | Economic Outlook, June 2013 |
6/28/2013
(8:00 AM ET) | Gov. Stein | Remarks | C. Peter McColough Series on International Economics, Council on Foreign Relations, in New York, N.Y. | Comments on Monetary Policy |
| 6/27/2013 | Pres. Dudley | Press Conference | Regional Economic Press Briefing, New York City, N.Y. | Press Briefing on Labor Market for College Graduates |
6/27/2013
(12:30 PM ET) | Pres. Lockhart | Speech | Kiwanis Club of Marietta in Marietta, Ga. | Monetary Policy in Light of the Economic Outlook |
6/27/2013
(10:30 AM ET) | Gov. Powell | Speech | Bipartisan Policy Center, Washington, D.C. | Non-Conventional Monetary Policy |
6/27/2013
(10:00 AM ET) | Pres. Dudley | Speech | Regional Economic Press Briefing, New York City, N.Y. | Are Recent College Graduates Finding Good Jobs? |
| 6/26/2013 | Pres. Lacker | Video Interview | Bloomberg TV "Street Smart" with Peter Cook | Fed's Lacker Interview on Economy, Monetary Policy |
6/26/2013
(10:00 AM ET) | Pres. Lacker | Testimony | before the Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. | Richmond Fed President Jeffrey M. Lacker Testifies on the Issue of 'Too Big to Fail.' |
6/26/2013
(10:00 AM ET) | Pres. Fisher | Testimony | before the Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington D.C. | Hearing on "Examining How the Dodd–Frank Act Could Result in More Taxpayer-Funded Bailouts" |
| 6/24/2013 | Pres. Kocherlakota | Press Conference | Minneapolis, Minn. | Media Q&A |
| 6/24/2013 | Pres. Kocherlakota | Statement | Minneapolis, Minn. | Recent FOMC Communications as a Part of Appropriate Monetary Policy |
| 6/23/2013 | Pres. Dudley | Speech | Andrew Crockett Memorial Lecture, Bank for International Settlements 2013 Annual General Meeting, in Basel, Switzerland | Why Financial Stability is a Necessary Prerequisite for an Effective Monetary Policy |
6/21/2013
(1:06 PM ET) | Pres. Bullard | Q&A | Washington Post | James Bullard: This is why I dissented at the Fed meeting this week |
6/21/2013
(6:00 AM ET) | Pres. Bullard | Statement | St. Louis, Mo. | President Bullard’s Comments on Recent FOMC Actions |
| 6/10/2013 | Pres. Plosser | Video Interview | Nightly Business Report, CNBC | Time for the Fed to Cut Back Stimulus: Charles Plosser |
6/10/2013
(9:50 AM ET) | Pres. Bullard | Presentation | 19th Conference of Montreal "Entering the Next Economy: New Realities, New Frontiers" Montreal, Canada | The U.S. Economy and Monetary Policy |
6/6/2013
(12:00 PM ET) | Pres. Plosser | Speech | Eighth Annual Finance Conference Boston College Carroll School of Management, in Boston, Mass | Reducing Financial Fragility by Ending Too Big to Fail |
6/6/2013
(7:30 AM ET) | Gov. Raskin | Speech | Ohio Bankers Day in Columbus, Ohio | Let's Move Forward: The Case for Timely Implementation of Revised Capital Rules |
6/5/2013
(1:20 PM ET) | Pres. Fisher | Video Interview | BNN Headline with Howard Green | Head of Dallas Fed Richard Fisher on Quantitative Easing (Part 3) |
6/5/2013
(1:10 PM ET) | Pres. Fisher | Video Interview | BNN Headline with Howard Green | Head of Dallas Fed Richard Fisher on Quantitative Easing (Part 2) |
6/5/2013
(1:00 PM ET) | Pres. Fisher | Video Interview | BNN Headline with Howard Green | Head of Dallas Fed Richard Fisher on Quantitative Easing (Part 1) |
6/4/2013
(8:00 PM ET) | Pres. Fisher | Speech | Remarks before the C.D. Howe Institute Directors' Dinner, Toronto, Canada | The Status of the U.S. Economy and a Perspective on 'The Modern Monetarism' (With Reference to Sheila Copps, Thomas Jefferson, Paul Volcker and William Shakespeare) |
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