Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve (Federal Reserve System) also known as the Fed is the central bank of the United States of America. The FED was established with the approval of the Federal Reserve Act of December 23, 1913 by the United States Congress and began its operations in 1914.

The National Monetary Commission produced up to 1911 a considerable amount of studies and analyzes on the monetary and financial system of the United States and on the monetary systems and central banks present in the various countries of the time. The Commission made several proposals for the introduction of an institution that had the task of preventing and containing any financial crises.

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When Wall Street Sneezes, Europe Catches a Cold

Nildem Doganay

6 February 2026 - 13:17

When Wall Street Sneezes, Europe Catches a Cold

As key U.S. economic data continues to shape global sentiment, European markets remain closely tied to Wall Street’s signals. From Fed expectations to currency moves, transatlantic market integration means U.S. surprises rarely go unnoticed in Europe.

Why US Jobs Data Still Sets the Mood for Global Markets

Nildem Doganay

5 February 2026 - 11:28

Why US Jobs Data Still Sets the Mood for Global Markets

US employment data remains one of the most closely watched indicators for global investors. The latest hiring slowdown highlights how shifts in the American labor market can influence Federal Reserve policy expectations, financial markets, and global economic sentiment.