Economic Bulletin
Recent Bulletins
Who Uses AI for Pricing?
Larger firms are more likely to use AI to set prices, and firms that have adopted AI have grown larger and more profitable.
Higher Tariffs Might Have Created Headwinds to Employment Growth in 2025
Tariffs might have reduced employment growth in 2025.
Higher Treasury Supply Is Likely to Put Upward Pressure on Interest Rates
U.S. government debt has grown over time, expanding the supply of Treasuries and putting upward pressure on interest rates.
How Should Bank Supervision and Regulation Be Tailored?
Banks can be classified based on simple asset thresholds or more complex criteria, but both approaches have drawbacks.
An Alternative Version of the KC Fed LMCI Suggests Labor Market Momentum Decelerated in October
A version of the LMCI that excludes delayed government data suggests activity remained stable but momentum sharply decelerated.
Jackson Hole Recap: How Demographics and Technology Are Influencing Productivity and Labor Markets
At the 2025 Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, participants discussed how demographics and AI are shaping labor markets.
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