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post: Fed Vice Chair Barr: Q1 Inflation “Disappointing,” Did Not Provide the Confidence Needed to Ease MonPol Barr: Fed Will Need to Allow Tight Policy “Further Time to Continue to Do Its Work” Barr: Fed in a Good Position to “Hold Steady” and Watch Economy post: FED'S BARR: REGULATORS ARE CONSIDERING REQUIRING LARGER BANKS TO HOLD MINIMUM LEVELS OF RESERVES AND PRE-POSITIONED COLLATERAL AT DISCOUNT WINDOW.Barr: On Building a Resilient Regulatory Framework Thank you for inviting me to speak today. As many of you know, I have two roles at the Federal Reserve—my role as a governor of the Board and member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), where I participate in developing and setting monetary policy, and my role as the Vice Chair for Supervision, where I oversee our supervision and regulation of the banking sector. In keeping with the interdisciplinary spirit of this conference, I'll touch upon these different roles, and how they both promote a healthy economy. To start, I will share a couple of observations about the current stance of monetary policy. Then, I'll discuss the conceptual framework that underpins the key components of prudential bank regulations.1 As part of this discussion, I will also offer some observations about adjustments to our regulatory framework that we are exploring, including as a result of lessons learned from the bank stress in the spring of 2023.
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