See the evolution of the nowcast of GDP growth this quarter.

Atlanta Fed research explores why people hold liquid assets as well as credit card debt.

The Atlanta Fed's Wage Growth Tracker was 6.7 percent in July, the same as in June. For people who changed jobs, the Tracker in July was 8.5 percent, compared to 7.9 percent in June. For those not changing jobs, the Tracker was 5.9 percent, down from the 6.1 percent reading in June.

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.

View the Atlanta Fed's myCPI and sticky-price CPI tools to see changes in the consumer price index (CPI).

The conversation in this episode of the Economy Matters podcast talks about factors affecting housing affordability.

Looking to start a new career? Check out these financial tips about career development resources.

Read this Economy Matters article for a look at what the Atlanta Fed tool GDPNow is and what it is not.

This Economy Matters article discusses the Beige Book's latest findings on conditions in southeastern energy production, residential real estate, and more.

This update on the Home Ownership Affordability Monitor’s newest findings reveals weakening home affordability in many metro areas.

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

The minutes of last month's Federal Open Market Committee meeting have been released.

Read Take On Payments for highlights from a report discussing the benefits and risks of using artificial intelligence to detect online fraud.

The conversation in this episode of the Economy Matters podcast talks about factors affecting housing affordability.

Read Take On Payments for a look at buy now, pay later from the merchant's perspective.

The "buy now, pay later" method of payment has taken off over the past year. Read Take On Payments for a discussion of some challenges this industry is facing.

The Federal Open Market Committee said it will raise the target range for the federal funds rate to 2-1/4 to 2-1/2 percent.

"Inflation is too high and must be addressed," writes President Raphael Bostic in his latest Message from the President. Read the essay to learn how he is viewing monetary policy.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta announces new roles for four leaders in the Sixth Federal Reserve District.

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.

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.

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.

Looking to start a new career? Check out these financial tips about career development resources.

This month's Financial Tips offers strategies to get the most for your money when it comes to back to school shopping.

Ensure that you're ready to hit the road this summer with these financial tips.

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.

This Partners Update examines disproportionate financial barriers for small businesses recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.

This Partners Update article summarizes a recent paper that explores partnerships with CDFIs in the workforce development system.

Read Partners Update for a discussion of two webinars in the Atlanta Fed Inclusive and Resilient Recovery series that focused on the financial health of households in the Southeast.

This discussion paper describes case studies where community development finance institutions have partnered with organizations providing workforce training.

This Partners Update article discusses proposed updates on the CRA and asks the public to provide feedback through the public comment process.

The Southern Cities Economic Inclusion Initiative will explore ways to make cities more vital and prosperous for all residents, regardless of race, ethnicity, and geography. Read Partners Update.