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Second District economy shows further signs of strengthening, on balance, since last report
Wed, July 28
Sarah Dahlgren to head New York Fed Bank Supervision; Roseann Stichnoth to replace Dahlgren as head of Special Investments Management Group
Fri, July 23
William Rutledge to retire as head of Bank Supervision, effective December 31
Thu, July 22
New York Fed presents update on regional economy highlighting modest improvements in economic activity and employment in manufacturing
Thu, July 22
Remarks by President Dudley:
Regional Economy and Manufacturing Update
Thu, July 22
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New York Fed executes $0 net purchases, $0 dollar rolls and $0 coupon swaps in agency mortgage-backed securities
July 22, 2010
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