Federal Reserve: Opens new Twitter account

 Federal Reserve: Opens new Twitter account

  • New Twitter account aimed at increasing access to the research done by the more than 400 economists
  • The new account—@FedResearch—will highlight research published in the Board’s working papers and notes series
  • Staff members at the Board conduct research on a wide variety of topics in economics and finance
  • The Board’s Finance and Economics Discussion Series along with the FEDS Notes series offer a venue for Board staff to publish their work to stimulate discussion
  • The Board’s @FederalReserve Twitter account will also continue to provide official news and information about the Board

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