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What Explains Bank Asset Growth Since the Global Financial Crisis?
Inflation, real economic growth, and mergers have been significant drivers of bank asset growth since the global financial crisis.
From factory floors to economic policy: How Denver businesses help inform the Federal Reserve
Real economic insight starts on the ground. In Denver, the Kansas City Fed is listening to businesses and communities to...
Albuquerque’s Business Community Gives Kansas City Fed Ground-Level View of New Mexico’s Economy
Discover how the Kansas City Fed is strengthening its connection to northern New Mexico through firsthand conversations with...
How Banks’ Technology Spending Affects Performance
Over the past two decades, banks have substantially increased their investment in information technology (IT) and data...
Colorado’s Distinct Trends in Affordable Housing Development
Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) are among the most common financing tools for the development of affordable housing...
A Break in the Link Between Gasoline Prices and Inflation Expectations
Gasoline prices and consumers’ inflation expectations often move in similar directions. Indeed, the correlation between the...
Businesses in the Rocky Mountains Report Steady Employment Outlooks with Softer Wage Gains
Employers in the Rocky Mountain region expect stable employment levels over the next year on balance. Businesses where...