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A State-Level Look at U.S. Labor Market Supply and Demand
Variations in labor market tightness across the U.S. at the end of 2022 appear to have been caused primarily by whether job openings were rising or falling.
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Commercial Loans Rise Sharply during COVID-19 Pandemic
During the first several months of the COVID-19 pandemic, commercial lending increased as small businesses sought loans from the Paycheck Protection Program.
Eighth District Businesses Report Moderating Inflationary Pressures
A recent survey of firms in the Eighth District suggests that consumer price growth is expected to keep slowing in 2024, though most firms also reported that they still have at least some ability to pass on higher costs.
Inventory Mismatches Continue to Be Widespread
The pandemic spurred firms to stockpile inputs in an attempt to avoid the risks of just-in-time delivery. Yet inventory mismatches remain widespread. Why?
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Agriculture Workers Across the Eighth District
How has the share of foreign-born agriculture workers in the Eighth Federal Reserve District changed over the past five years?
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Understanding the Eighth District’s Housing Market
Interest rate increases have cooled housing markets in the Eighth District, but trends in housing demand have led to tight residential real estate markets.
How Fast Will Regional Employment Return?
In the long run, job growth in the Eighth District is expected to slow from the 2021 pace, in part because District fundamentals have not markedly changed.
The Hiring Outlook in the Fed’s Eighth District for 2023
While still facing pressure to attract and retain workers, firms in the Eighth Federal Reserve District reported some easing in their pay and hiring plans for 2023.
Vacation Plans and the COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many parts of the economy, including travel. This is what might be ahead for tourism.
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Eighth District Farmers Navigate Global Supply Uncertainty
Disruptions in the supply of fertilizer and other agricultural inputs have affected U.S. farmers, who nonetheless remain in a strong financial position.