The central bank of the United States. The Fed regulates monetary policy, manages the nation’s money supply, influences interest rates to promote employment and control inflation, supervises financial institutions and strives to maintain stability of the nation’s financial system and growth of the economy. Its decisions do not require approval from the President or Congress.
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