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How Do Financial Markets Perceive the Balance of Risks to the Policy Rate?

A new measure of policy rate skew suggests that market-perceived risks to the interest rate outlook are roughly in balance.

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Growth in Tenth District Services Activity Cooled in December

The pace of growth in regional services activity moderated this month. However, growth from this time last year accelerated, particularly in the consumer sector.

Community Conditions Survey Report - Fall 2024

The Fall 2024 Community Conditions Survey was conducted from Oct 7 – Oct 31, 2024, and...

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Read the latest from Charting the Economy

Timely economic data curated by research staff at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas...

Kansas LMI Housing Trends and Challenges

Community Research

Highlight: Unrealized loss position improving in securities portfolios

Unrealized losses in the securities portfolios at community banks improve noticeably alongside a decrease in interest rates.

Tenth District Manufacturing Activity Declined Modestly in December

Regional factory activity fell slightly this month, although it is down substantially again from this time last year. However, ...

New Educational Resources

The newest educational resources developed by the Kansas City Fed.

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Investment Connection Kansas City Metro Area 2025

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Presentations on eight new and existing community and economic development proposals from across the Kansas City Metro Area will be shared.

2025 Midwest Anti-Money Laundering Conference

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This annual outreach event brings together financial institutions and federal and state law enforcement personnel to discuss current and emerging Bank Secrecy Act/ Anti-Money Laundering (BSA/AML) industry topics.

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