A new Policy Hub: Macroblog post discusses some recent adjustments to the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow tool.

See the decomposition of this quarter’s nowcast of GDP growth.

The Atlanta Fed's Wage Growth Tracker was 6.0 percent in April, the same as in February. For people who changed jobs, the Tracker in March was essentially unchanged at 7.2 percent, compared to 7.1 percent in March. For those not changing jobs, the Tracker was unchanged at 5.3 percent.

We've updated our Underlying Inflation Dashboard with data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

Create a chart or heatmap of fed funds rate policy prescriptions.

Firms' inflation expectations for the coming year remained relatively unchanged at 3.7 percent.

The Federal Reserve has published proposed updates to the Community Reinvestment Act and is requesting comments from the public on them.

Engage youths throughout the summer with this potpourri of personal finance resources.

The conversation in this episode of the Economy Matters podcast delves into issues on southeastern bankers' minds.

In observance of April's designation as Financial Literacy Month, Financial Tips presents highlights from four years of our focus on personal finance.

Doris Quiros of the Atlanta Fed's Supervision, Regulation, and Credit Division discusses banking conditions and supervisory updates in the new "ViewPoint."

The first quarter 2022 edition of Economy Matters' "ViewPoint" takes a look at banking conditions, including asset quality, balance sheet growth, and more.

Fewer ATMs and banks make it harder for cash-reliant, vulnerable households to get the cash they need. Read Take On Payments for the full story.

A commercial real estate expert looked at the challenges in understanding the future path of commercial real estate fundamentals and values in a time of uncertainty.

Financial institutions offer a lot of products and services at no charge. Read Take On Payments for a discussion of fees and free.

To keep the payments and settlement system flowing smoothly, the Fed has to manage some risks. Read Take On Payments to learn how the Fed’s discount window helps.

The Federal Reserve has published proposed updates to the Community Reinvestment Act and is requesting comments from the public on them.

What might a central bank digital currency look like? On June 9, Talk About Payments features a discussion of a research project aiming to answer this question.

Atlanta Fed president and CEO Raphael Bostic spoke at the Georgia Tech master's commencement ceremony, where he gave the graduates three pieces of advice.

Our signature policy and research event is underway in Amelia Island, Florida. Watch the policy sessions and keynotes live.

A commercial real estate expert looked at the challenges in understanding the future path of commercial real estate fundamentals and values in a time of uncertainty.

Bill Bynum appointed to the New Orleans Branch board of directors.

What might a central bank digital currency look like? On June 9, Talk About Payments features a discussion of a research project aiming to answer this question.

To be prepared for any weather-related crisis, the Atlanta Fed maintains a business continuity plan.

Engage youths throughout the summer with this potpourri of personal finance resources.

In observance of April's designation as Financial Literacy Month, Financial Tips presents highlights from four years of our focus on personal finance.

Tax season is in full swing. Learn more about the various tools and resources available to taxpayers.

Learn more about traditional and innovative payments methods to know which ones work best for you.

Paying more at the grocery store? Discover ways to lower your food bill while still making healthy food choices.

Learn how to find a charitable organization that aligns with your personal goals and review tax resources to help guide your giving.

Apply to serve on the CAC, which advises the Board on issues concerning consumers and communities. Learn more in Partners Update.

Explore recent findings on the effects of COVID-19 on community development organizations and the households and communities they serve in Partners Update.

The pandemic hasn’t helped with the challenges of paying for childcare. Read a new brief from the Federal Reserve’s Early Care and Education Work Group.

Community and Economic Development staff talked to organizations that serve LMI households, BIPOC communities, and others that have experienced chronic disinvestment to better understand their challenges and successes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join the Atlanta Fed and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta for an event to provide potential funders with solutions to the heirs’ property challenge on December 2 at 8:30 a.m. (ET).

Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic spoke about the need to create and implement a housing system equitable for all in closing a virtual event on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on housing instability for renters.