See the latest employment data in our Labor Market Distributions Spider Chart, Labor Market Sliders, and Jobs Calculator tools.

The Labor Report First Look offers an updated snapshot of current and historical employment data.

This Policy Hub article examines sources of wage pressures in the labor market.

The authors find that a neighborhood's racial composition and median income serve as strong indicators of pandemic eviction filings.

Atlanta Fed research examines a way to project location-specific life-cycle wages for all occupations.

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

This Economy Matters article discusses the latest findings from the Home Ownership Affordability Monitor.

Consider financial factors and still enjoy your summer adventures.

This Economy Matters article looks at programs seeking to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds gain a foothold in the professional world.

High demand for U.S. industrial space continues, but momentum may be changing. This Economy Matters article examines possible causes behind an emerging rise in vacancies.

In this Economy Matters podcast episode, an expert panel talks about ways to finance worker development that deliver measurable outcomes. 

In this Economy Matters podcast episode, a college chancellor talks about the role higher education occupies in workforce development. 

What's behind the reduction in credit card debt in 2020? Read Take On Payments for a discussion of new data releases from two Fed surveys.

U.S. consumers made more than half of their payments in 2020 with cards. For details, read the Atlanta Fed's 2020 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice.

How have the different generations adjusted their payment behaviors in response to the pandemic? Read Take On Payments for some highlights from the just-released 2020 Survey of Consumer Payment Choice.

High demand for U.S. industrial space continues, but momentum may be changing. This Economy Matters article examines possible causes behind an emerging rise in vacancies.

Plan to tune in to the Supervision, Regulation, and Credit Division's webinar on June 22 at 2:00 p.m. (ET), which will discuss trends in residential real estate.

Take On Payments suggests mindfulness as a helpful tool for reducing stress over tangled transactions.

Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic speaks to the 2021 and 2020 graduating classes of the Jacksonville University Davis College of Business.

Plan to tune in to the Supervision, Regulation, and Credit Division's webinar on June 22 at 2:00 p.m. (ET), which will discuss trends in residential real estate.

Register now for the June 2 session of the Racism and the Economy series, which explores the potential for entrepreneurship to serve as one pathway to transform economic outcomes for communities of color.

The Atlanta Fed has formed the Special Committee on Payments Inclusion to advance economic mobility and resilience. Read the announcement.

On May 6, Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic speaks at the CFPB Research Conference on the importance of partnerships in helping speed change that would increase economic inclusion.

The Rework America Alliance announced the first regions where it will work with local organizations to help job seekers find jobs.

Consider financial factors and still enjoy your summer adventures.

Benefits are more than a perk that can come with a job. They can also help you build and protect your financial future. Learn more with our financial tips.

Develop an investment plan to secure your future.

Open a bank account to take a step toward financial stability.

Use these financial tips to prepare for tax season—and maybe even save some money.

Develop a cost-effective debt management plan to provide relief as you set financial goals in the new year.

The authors find that a neighborhood's racial composition and median income serve as strong indicators of pandemic eviction filings.

Register now for the June 2 session of the Racism and the Economy series, which explores the potential for entrepreneurship to serve as one pathway to transform economic outcomes for communities of color.

Partners Update examines the first four reports from the Monitoring the Crisis: American Voices Project series on the effects of the COVID-19 crisis on people and communities.

Partners Update reflects on an Atlanta Fed initiative to support an inclusive and resilient recovery in the Southeast.

Partners Update examines the history of discriminatory policies' connections to household financial resilience.

This Economy Matters article looks at recent Fed research into COVID’s acute impact on small businesses, especially those of color.