Federal Reserve Bank presidents

Federal Reserve Bank presidents are leaders of the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks in the United States. They play a vital role in the nation's monetary policy by providing economic research and perspectives from their regions. Each president participates in the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), which decides on interest rates and other monetary policies to stabilize the economy. Their insights help shape decisions that influence inflation, employment, and overall economic growth. These presidents act as a bridge between local economies and national economic policy, ensuring that diverse regional concerns are considered in the broader economic strategy.