Financial Stability Mandate Act
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What This Bill Does
This bill requires the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors and Federal Open Market Committee to consider three specific factors when they set interest rates. Those factors are inflation (rising prices), employment (job levels), and financial stability (a healthy banking system).
Who It Affects
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee.
Key Provisions
• The Board of Governors and Federal Open Market Committee must consider inflation when setting interest rates (Sec. 2)
• The Board of Governors and Federal Open Market Committee must consider employment when setting interest rates (Sec. 2)
• The Board of Governors and Federal Open Market Committee must consider financial stability when setting interest rates (Sec. 2)
What Changes
The bill amends Section 2A of the Federal Reserve Act to add a new requirement. The Federal Reserve's decision-making process when setting interest rates must now explicitly take into account inflation, employment, and financial stability.
Important Definitions
None defined in bill text.
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