The Future of Financial Fraud: The Sophistication of Common Scams

Americans lost $12.5 billion to fraud in 2024 — a staggering 25% increase from 2023.

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TEN magazine highlights the Kansas City Fed's research and community outreach practices through the experiences of everyday people from the region.

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More than music: Chappell Roan concerts bring big returns to Kansas City economy

According to the Kansas City Fed's Jeremy Hill, the significance extends beyond the estimated $13.8 million economic impact.

NPR’s Planet Money Podcast Features Kansas City Fed Payments Specialists

Senior payments specialists Terri Bradford and Julian Alcazar made an appearance on NPR’s Planet Money podcast to discuss Buy...

Energy and the Economy

When energy flows shift, their effects ripple far beyond pipelines and power plants. In the 10th District, energy is deeply...

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Launches Center for Agriculture and the Economy

The Center provides timely analysis of industry developments and conducts ongoing research on the agricultural economy.

Forum emphasizes the role of research in the expansion of digital access

The event, hosted by the Kansas City Fed with several other Reserve Banks, gathered participants from across the country.

Connecting with our communities: Economic forum and hands-on tours in Woodward, Oklahoma

The Oklahoma City Branch's staff developed connections with business and community leaders during an August visit.

Outreach and local insight in western Kansas

Regional Executive Jeremy Hill engaged with business and civic leaders in Dodge City and Rexford and explored the local economies.

A look at the economy of Colorado’s Western Slope

During a visit to Grand Junction, Denver Branch Executive Nick Sly interacted with business operators and local leaders.

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