The Regional, Public and Community Affairs Division was created to strengthen the Bank`s regional research efforts, improve its understanding of the Tenth Federal Reserve District`s unique economic geography, and enhance the analysis of local economic developments for the Bank's monetary policy deliberations.

Regional Research News

Regional Economic Indicators

10th District ueployment increased to 7.3 percent in May 2009. (July 2, 2009)

Manufacturing Survey

Tenth District manufacturing activity showed signs of a rebound in June, and firms' expectations for future factory activity were generally positive. (June 25, 2009)

Monitoring Credit Conditions in Rural America
	A steep recession and financial meltdown have led to tight credit markets in rural America. The latest issue of the Main Street Economist explores how credit conditions are evolving for rural business owners. (June 22, 2009)

The Beige Book
	The Tenth District economy declined at a slower pace in April and May with firmer expectations of improvement going forward. (June 10, 2009).

Tenth District Overview

Demographics The Tenth Federal Reserve District stretches across seven states.   Banking The Tenth District differs from the nation by relying more heavily on community banks for banking services.   Industrial Structure The Tenth District as a whole has an industrial structure similar but not identical to that of the nation.   State-by-state Summary Read a summary of economic conditions within each state in the District.