Federal Reserve

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Last updated: 7 Nov 2026.

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• 3 Great Dividend Stocks With Yield Over 3% (Yahoo Finance, 7 Nov 2026)
• The Federal Reserve Board's 7 governors have served 6.0 years on average; Jerome H. Powell longest, 14.5 years — Time since each current governor joined the Board of Governors; the 2026 FOMC has 12 voting members (Federal Reserve Board membership records, 6 Nov 2026)
• The Federal Reserve held $6.75T in total assets on 4 Nov, $161.11B more than a year earlier — Wednesday level, all Reserve Banks · bars: the largest lines of its statement of condition · $6.59T a year earlier (Federal Reserve (H.4.1 statistical release), 3 Nov 2026)
• The Chinese yuan rose 6.9% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — CNY per dollar: 7.11 a year earlier, 6.65 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Norwegian krone rose 9.1% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — NOK per dollar: 10.05 a year earlier, 9.21 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Australian dollar rose 7.4% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — Dollars per AUD: 0.6555 a year earlier, 0.7038 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The South Korean won rose 7.2% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — KRW per dollar: 1,430.45 a year earlier, 1,333.99 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Thai baht fell 4.1% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — THB per dollar: 32.37 a year earlier, 33.76 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Taiwan dollar fell 5.7% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — TWD per dollar: 30.74 a year earlier, 32.59 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Indian rupee fell 6.6% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — INR per dollar: 88.64 a year earlier, 94.94 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The Sri Lankan rupee fell 8.5% in value against the U.S. dollar over the year to 30 Oct — LKR per dollar: 304.20 a year earlier, 332.55 on 30 Oct · The Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York; a plus sign is a stronger currency, whichever way it is quoted (Federal Reserve (H.10 foreign exchange rates), 29 Oct 2026)
• The dollar bought 156.4 yen on average in September 2026, 5.8% more than 12 months earlier — 147.9 yen 12 months earlier · Monthly average of the Federal Reserve's daily noon rates, for months where the yields are also published (Federal Reserve (H.10 exchange rates) and OECD (10-year government bond yields), via FRED, 29 Sep 2026)
• U.S. oil and gas extraction ran at 148.7 (2017 = 100) in September 2026, +0.8% on a year earlier — Gold and silver mining 68.0 in September 2026 · the Federal Reserve's industrial production indexes, seasonally adjusted (Federal Reserve Board, 29 Sep 2026)
• Japan bought ¥11.7 trillion of yen on 3 days (30 Apr to 6 May); the rate was 160.2 yen per dollar before and 160.0 20 sessions after — Policy-rate gap, Fed minus Bank of Japan: +2.88 points on the first day · A fall in yen per dollar is a stronger yen · Amounts are the Ministry of Finance's; the rates are the Federal Reserve's noon rates in New York (Japan Ministry of Finance (Foreign Exchange Intervention Operations) and Federal Reserve (H.10), 5 May 2026)
• Foreign governments and investors held 23.9% of the national debt in Q1 2026, the Federal Reserve 12.0%, U.S. trust funds 19.5% — Everyone else in the U.S. (banks, funds, households, states) 44.6% · foreign share 25.0% a year earlier · of $39.1 trillion (U.S. Treasury, 30 Mar 2026)

Office holders

• Kevin M. Warsh (Chair of the Federal Reserve, since 2026)
• Neel Kashkari (FOMC voting member (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, President), since 2026)
• Jerome Powell (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)
• Philip N. Jefferson (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)
• Michael S. Barr (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)
• Michelle W. Bowman (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)
• Christopher J. Waller (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)
• Lisa D. Cook (FOMC voting member (Board of Governors, Governor), since 2026)

Board members

• Janet Yellen (Chair, since 2014)
• Ben Bernanke (Chair, since 2006)
• Alan Greenspan (Chair, since 1987)
• Paul Volcker (Chair, since 1979)
• G. William Miller (Chair, since 1978)
• Arthur Frank Burns (Chair, since 1970)

Subsidiaries

• Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
• Federal Reserve Police
• Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
• Federal Open Market Committee
• Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
• Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
• Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
• Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

Founders

• Robert Latham Owen (Founder)