A Policy Hub: Macroblog post highlights the underappreciated role of financial intermediaries in supporting supply chain resilience during global disruptions.
New Atlanta Fed research shows that importers of tariff-hit products were more likely to find new suppliers in other Asian countries if they had a relationship with an Asian-trade finance specialized bank.
Following the recent monetary policymaking meeting, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic talks about factors that persuaded him to view a pause as the prudent decision.
The Atlanta Fed has released its 2024 Annual Report, which includes information on our leadership structure, financials, compliance, and commitment to transparency.
Though consumer spending dipped slightly in recent weeks, economic growth and employment in the Southeast exhibited overall stability, according to the new Beige Book report from the Atlanta Fed.
This Research Data Report delves into the 2024 Survey and Diary of Consumer Payment Choice, noting, among other findings, that the number of payments increased over 2023.
This 2025 Financial Markets Conference keynote discussion on May 20 featured Reserve Bank presidents Raphael Bostic, Mary C. Daly, and Beth M. Hammack.
Atlanta Fed president and CEO Raphael Bostic and Fed vice chair Philip N. Jefferson discussed the future of monetary policy at the Bank's annual Financial Markets Conference.
Jackie Morgan of the Atlanta Fed's economic education team joins the Economy Matters podcast to discuss efforts to further financial literacy throughout the region.
In a new discussion paper, analysts gauge the displacement and migration of residents following Hurricane Michael and examine how housing and financial factors affected relocation.
In this Partners Update, analysts discuss new research on the risks of contract for deed home financing and recent moves by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to protect buyers from those risks.
