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Register for our third annual FX Market Structure Conference. This event will cover a range of topics related to the foreign exchange market, including the current macro environment and its impact on FX trading activity, trends in FX liquidity and price discovery, the future of FX markets and more.
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The 12th U.S. Treasury Market Conference, held in September, focused on how to maintain smooth functioning in the Treasury market amid ongoing structural changes. Today's post highlights the three central themes that emerged at the conference: modernization, innovation, and efficiency.

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tellerwindow.newyorkfed.org The 2026 U.S. Treasury Market Conference: Modernization, Innovation, and Efficiency The 2026 Treasury Market Conference highlighted modernization, innovation, and efficiency in central clearing, buybacks, and digital assets.
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Has U.S. monetary policy actually improved over time? Or was the apparent success of the modern Federal Reserve the result of more favorable economic conditions and better luck? The authors summarize their forthcoming paper, which develops a framework for comparing monetary policy across different economic environments. They ask how close policy came to the best response given the economic conditions and shocks policymakers faced and find that meaningful improvements in monetary policy occurred only in the last thirty years.
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libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org Has U.S. Monetary Policy Really Improved? A 150-Year Perspective - Liberty Street Economics A look at whether U.S. monetary policy has improved using the authors’ framework for comparing monetary policy across different economic environments.