FRASER is a digital library of economic, financial, & banking history maintained by @stlouisfed. Questions? Ask a librarian: https://teapawt.net/t.co/iBDfyWnIcF
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Recently added to FRASER: @ClevelandFed Economic Commentary, 2003-2015 ow.ly/CP3l50WJ5wV
New on FRASER: @FDICgov Center for Financial Research Working Papers, 2004-2018 ow.ly/beMl50WJ5s3
Just added to FRASER: Additional historical reports from the Consuls of the United States on the commerce and manufacture of their consular districts ow.ly/QhR650Wo1oO
FRASER's newest curated collection brings together materials from the @USTreasury, including annual reports, research, and meeting materials ow.ly/Jeki50Wo1lO
Find it on FRASER: a unique collection of @federalreserve statistical releases with more than 50,000 issues, 1914-present ow.ly/Iaa450WbN5N
New on FRASER: The "Insured Mortgage Portfolio" monthly publication of the @FHAgov, 1936-1954 ow.ly/rwmj50WbN2l
Recently added to FRASER: Working papers of the @DallasFed Globalization Institute, 2007-2024 ow.ly/CMko50VZCON
New on FRASER: Statements and Speeches of Narayana Kocherlakota, president of the @MinneapolisFed 2009-2015 ow.ly/Vlon50VZCKj
New on FRASER: Historical statements and speeches of members of the Council of Economic Advisers, 1999-2024 ow.ly/lMwP50VZCGn
On the Inside FRASER blog: Our newest collection features materials from the Liberty Loan drives of World War I, digitized by our partners at @mohistorymuseum ow.ly/47qI50VZCBR
Recently added to FRASER: FedWire (1976-1997), a @ChicagoFed publication focused on banking developments in the Seventh District ow.ly/j3tf50VnBPM
New on FRASER: Additional annual reports of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 1936-2023 ow.ly/ptLG50VnBNq
New on FRASER: @RichmondFed Cross Sections, 1984-1996, a quarterly review of business and economic developments in the Fifth Federal Reserve District and across the US ow.ly/Raoy50VnBLf
Just added to FRASER: the @ChicagoFed Midwest Update, 1982-1986, a monthly summary of economic conditions in the Seventh District ow.ly/Za5550VnBJe
Curiosity meets knowledge: How do @stlouisfed librarians address the economic information needs of their colleagues and the public alike? The answer involves technology as much as books. Learn more in our blog: ow.ly/wfIk50VbsgO
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Just expanded on FRASER: Speeches and Statements of Members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, 2024 ow.ly/nKu550UItYA
