The Federal Reserve Board governs the U.S. central bank, setting monetary policy to manage inflation, employment, and interest rates. It supervises banks, stabilizes financial markets, and acts as lender of last resort. Consumers, businesses, and investors benefit through steadier prices, credit access, and economic resilience.
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