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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Is It Time to Add Food-at-Home Inflation to Measures of Core Inflation?
Since the mid-1970s, the Federal Reserve has used core inflation to examine trends in underlying inflation. Core inflation is...
Financial Constraints Among Buy Now, Pay Later Users
Consumers who make late payments on buy now, pay later loans tend to have several financial constraint indicators.
Forecasting with Feelings: The Modest Link Between Consumer Sentiment and Spending
Recent declines in consumer sentiment have prompted concerns about an impending slowdown in spending growth. However, the link...
Poverty Thresholds Across the Rocky Mountain Region
The ability of households to purchase a certain amount of essential items can determine whether they are classified as being...
Accounting for Changes in Downtown Office Occupancy Since the Pandemic
Recent changes in downtown office occupancy primarily reflect factors other than the composition of employment.
A Reader’s Digest: Uncertainty and the Outlook
Economic and policy developments are emerging rapidly, substantial differences in responses to these developments are evident...
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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.