Denver
The Denver Branch is Colorado, northern New Mexico and Wyoming's connection to the nation's central bank through relationships with local staff who have insight into regional needs, economies and challenges.
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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...
Higher Treasury Supply Is Likely to Put Upward Pressure on Interest Rates
U.S. government debt has been increasing over the past two decades and is expected to continue to increase. The higher supply...
Higher Tariffs Might Have Created Headwinds to Employment Growth in 2025
Job growth in the United States has slowed considerably this year. We examine the effect of tariffs on job growth and argue...
Assessing Labor Market Conditions Across Regions
A new version of the LMCI calculated at the Census division level can capture variation in regional labor market conditions.
Colorado’s Current Employment Situation Driven by Key Industries
The unemployment rate in Colorado and the U.S. remains historically low, below 5%. However, Colorado’s unemployment rate...
Estimating the Effects of Monetary Policy: An Ongoing Evolution
New monetary policy tools have lengthened the interval over which policy news is transmitted and processed.
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We are the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Denver Branch
Learn how for more than 100 years, the Denver Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has connected with and served communities throughout Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico.