Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Report to Congress

The Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Report to Congress is delivered twice a year, in February and July, and reports the basic state of the United States economy and its financial welfare. Summarizing the past policies and their predicted economic impacts, this report focuses on the recent financial and economic developments. Formerly referred to as the Humphrey-Hawkins reports, the Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Report to Congress also tackles inflation, the labor market, economic growth, financial conditions, financial stability, and international developments. The Monetary Policy also includes interest rate policies, balance sheet policies, and monetary policy implementation.