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Indicators & Data

We monitor and analyze economic conditions throughout our seven-state region and the nation, including agriculture, banking, housing, manufacturing and financial markets.

Indicators & Data

  • Kansas City Financial Stress Index

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    The Kansas City Financial Stress Index (KCFSI) is a monthly measure of stress in the U.S. financial system based on 11 financial market variables.

  • Manufacturing Survey

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    The District's monthly Survey of Manufacturers provides information on current manufacturing activity in the Tenth District.

  • Low- and Moderate-Income Survey

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    The District's quarterly survey measures the economic conditions of low- and moderate-income (LMI) populations and the organizations that serve them.

  • Agricultural Credit Survey

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    The District's quarterly Survey of Agricultural Credit Conditions provides current indicators of the financial performance of Tenth District agriculture.

  • Agricultural Finance Databook

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    The Kansas City Fed oversees this quarterly compilation of various data on current developments in agricultural finance at both a national and regional level.

  • District Banking Conditions (December 2012)

    Bank earnings improved in 2012 with fewer banks experiencing a net loss.  Loan loss provisions declined from 2011 levels and continue to be the primary driver for higher earnings.  Problem assets also declined in 2012 with further improvement in the construction & land development (CLD) loan portfolio.  Overall, asset quality continues to be a concern though with CLD and residential noncurrent loans remaining at elevated levels.

  • Lending Patterns of Small Commercial Banks (December 2012)

    Nationwide, banks of all sizes increased overall lending over the past year, with larger banks increasing lending to a much greater extent.  Meanwhile, a larger proportion of small banks increased their small business lending.

  • Regional Economic Indicators

    Charts and data on various local vs. national trends in employment, manufacturing, construction and energy.

  • Regional Asset Indicators

    Metrics that regions can use to better understand their economic assets and to help inform private, public, and nonprofit regional development strategies.

 
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