See the evolution of the nowcast of GDP growth this quarter.

Atlanta Fed research examines how employees of enterprises can transition to leading their own companies.

A Policy Hub: Macroblog post views market reactions to new data and weighs what they mean for market behavior.

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How many jobs does it take in your state? Check out our state-level Jobs Calculator to learn more.

Join us as we explore the long-term effects of COVID-19 pandemic on supply chains, education, remote work, and payments.

In this Economy Matters article, two top Atlanta Fed executives share their observations on community banks and their importance.

Pat Higgins, an Atlanta Fed economist, joins the Economy Matters podcast to discuss the GDPNow tool and recent developments in gross domestic product.

This Economy Matters article discusses the Beige Book's latest findings on conditions in a range of economic sectors including real estate, energy, and transportation.

This Economy Matters article looks at some of the Atlanta Fed’s recent accomplishments in environmental sustainability and quality of life.

This Economy Matters article looks at possible changes in how household wealth reaches future generations.

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Today's ATMs are not your mother's ATMs. Read Take On Payments to learn about some of the changes coming to these machines.

The Federal Open Market Committee said it will raise the target range for the federal funds rate to 3 to 3-1/4 percent.

Read Take On Payments to learn what a chocolate factory and FedCash Services have in common, and how the Fed is modernizing its cash supply chain.

Check usage may be dropping but check fraud losses are rising. Read Take On Payments for a look at why criminals target the old-fashioned paper check.

Hear about innovations that seek to increase home ownership attainability.

Read Take On Payments to learn how access to payment methods is a factor in the cost of making payments.

Regaining price stability is very challenging but is the Fed's top priority, according to Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic in his essay posted last month.

Program focuses on teaching economics to children of color in low- and moderate-income school districts.

Join us as we explore the long-term effects of COVID-19 pandemic on supply chains, education, remote work, and payments.

Hear about innovations that seek to increase home ownership attainability.

Bev Ferrell and Todd Henrich will take on new roles beginning November 1, 2022.

The Atlanta Fed will partner with three community organizations this year to launch benefits cliffs dashboards.

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Looking to start a new career? Check out these financial tips about career development resources.

This month's Financial Tips offers strategies to get the most for your money when it comes to back to school shopping.

Ensure that you're ready to hit the road this summer with these financial tips.

Engage youths throughout the summer with this potpourri of personal finance resources.

In observance of April's designation as Financial Literacy Month, Financial Tips presents highlights from four years of our focus on personal finance.

Community and Economic Development staff spoke with southeastern affordable rental housing stakeholders to understand local and state implementation of Emergency Rental Assistance programs, says Partners Update.

This Partners Update article discusses three state pilot evaluations of one of the Atlanta Fed’s Career Ladder Identifier and Financial Forecaster tools, the CLIFF Dashboard.

This Partners Update examines disproportionate financial barriers for small businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.

This Partners Update article summarizes a recent paper that explores partnerships with CDFIs in the workforce development system.

Read Partners Update for a discussion of two webinars in the Atlanta Fed Inclusive and Resilient Recovery series that focused on the financial health of households in the Southeast.

This discussion paper describes case studies where community development finance institutions have partnered with organizations providing workforce training.