Omaha Branch
The Omaha Branch is Nebraska’s connection to the nation’s central bank through our relationships with businesses and communities across the state who have insight into local economic conditions and concerns.
Latest Information and Resources
The Changing Landscape of the Traditional Office Environment
The look of the conventional office is changing, and that's creating an increase in office vacancy rates in Nebraska and the...
Introducing the interns at the Omaha Branch
The college students represent different Nebraska universities.
Omaha Board of Directors finds out firsthand about local economy
The Omaha Branch Board of Directors explored how the traditional office environment is changing during a tour of the Waterford...
Nebraska Real Estate Markets Searching for Balance
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the use of space over the last three years, boosting demand for residential and industrial...
Supermarket sticker shock continues around Nebraska
Though food prices have ebbed and flowed over the past 20 years, they have continued to climb in the past couple years, ...
Omaha Branch hosts Economic Forum in Kearney
The Kearney Economic Forum included an update on the economy and monetary policy.
Tenth District Beige Book
Read about economic conditions in the Tenth District.
Omaha Branch Hosts Nebraska State Econ Challenge
Nebraska high school students compete in state Econ Challenge competition.
About the Omaha Branch
Research and Resources
The Omaha Branch works to understand the region’s economy and serve as a resource to Nebraska businesses and communities.
We support the Federal Reserve’s roles in:
- Monetary policy, including reporting on local and state-wide economic conditions
- Bank supervision and regulation of Nebraska financial institutions
- Financial services including work for the U.S. Treasury
Recent Speeches by Nate Kauffman
Omaha Branch News
- Introducing the interns at the Omaha Branch |
- Omaha Board of Directors finds out firsthand about local economy |
- Omaha Branch hosts Economic Forum in Kearney |
- Modest Economic Growth Amid Growing Credit Risks |
- Omaha Branch Hosts Nebraska State Econ Challenge |
- Omaha Branch connects with counterparts in Dallas Fed’s region |