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The New York Fed hosted a press briefing on the economic recovery across the Second District
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York hosted a press briefing on the regional economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The event provided a brief overview of economic conditions in the region, which includes the New York City metropolitan area, upstate New York, northern New Jersey, southwestern Connecticut, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The briefing also took a close look at labor market conditions and assessed remaining job shortfalls in the region.
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11:00am- 11:05am |
Welcome Remarks Shelley Pitterson, External Communications |
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11:05am- 11:15am |
Presentation: The Economic Recovery in the Second District Jaison Abel, AVP & Function Head, Regional Analysis Function |
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11:15am- 11:45am |
Q&A Moderator: Shelley Pitterson, External Communications Jaison Abel, AVP & Function Head, Regional Analysis Function Jason Bram, Research Officer, Regional Analysis Function Richard Deitz, AVP, Regional Analysis Function |
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11:45am |
Program Concludes |
