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🏗️ “Construction activity in the commercial real estate sector continued to rise through the start of the year," says Nick Sly, KC Fed's vice president, economist & Denver branch executive. Read more in the #CRE Index report: bit.ly/3whAoY8 #CommercialRealEstate

In the Tenth District, expectations for price growth rose at a robust rate accordingly, though diminished demand at consumer services firms softened current and expected price pressures somewhat: bit.ly/3vuGKkJ #BeigeBook #EconTwitter

💵 The share of unbanked households has declined considerably in the United States over the last decade. Did the rise of Bank On-certified accounts play a role? bit.ly/4jWZjEp #EconTwitter

🏢 #DYK? Commercial real estate activity in the Tenth District rose above its historical average in the first quarter. 📌 Read our report on the latest release of the KC Fed #CRE Index here: bit.ly/3whAoY8 #CommercialRealEstate

#EconTwitter - April data recently released from the Kansas City Fed: Labor Market Conditions Indicators bit.ly/4kamOd1 Kansas City Financial Stress Index bit.ly/4fN0wMh

💵 The share of unbanked households has declined considerably in the United States over the last decade. Did the rise of Bank On-certified accounts play a role? bit.ly/4jWZjEp #EconTwitter

The KC Fed's #CRE Index summarizes a variety of changes in the commercial real estate sector with minimal lags. Our 2nd quarter release for the CRE Index is out now: bit.ly/3whAoY8 #CommercialRealEstate

Last week Nick Sly, Denver Branch executive at the Kansas City Fed, spoke about the national economy in two @urbanlandinst product council sessions in Denver, Colo. Learn more about Nick and view his past presentations at bit.ly/3ZqSZwB. #EconTwitter

📣 New econ data: U.S. #Dollar Depreciation Amid Rising Treasury Yields Is Uncommon but Not Unprecedented 🔗: bit.ly/4mpd3JL #EconTwitter

🔔 New research: Forecasting with Feelings: The Modest Link Between Consumer Sentiment and Spending Does consumer sentiment help predict household spending? Findings show modest differences between forecasts with & without consumer sentiment bit.ly/43dBctS #EconTwitter

📣 New data analysis: The latest issue of the Rocky Mountain Economist is out! We map Supplemental Poverty Measure-based poverty thresholds across the Rocky Mountain region. 🔗: bit.ly/4dhu2JM #EconTwitter

In this #BeigeBook update, services firms highlighted changes in hiring plans or headcount as other likely steps to adapt to changing conditions: bit.ly/3vuGKkJ #LaborMarkets #EconTwitter

Why have some downtowns seen office occupancy plunge since the pandemic, while others have seen modest increases in occupied office space? The Economic Review investigates: bit.ly/3YgXERp #EconTwitter

It was a great pleasure to present my work and represent TCD Economics and International Macroeconomics (IM-TCD) at the Midwest Macro Meeting at Kansas City Fed. Many thanks to Huixin Bi and Jose Mustre-del-Rio for organizing this fantastic conference!

Subprime credit card delinquency rates have fallen. Economist Jordan Pandolfo delves into the factors driving this reversal and what it could mean for subprime borrowers and the broader credit landscape. #EconTwitter

💵 The share of unbanked households has declined considerably in the United States over the last decade. Did the rise of Bank On-certified accounts play a role? bit.ly/4jWZjEp #EconTwitter

🔔 NEW MANUFACTURING DATA: #Manufacturing activity contracted slightly, and expectations for future activity remained somewhat positive. 🔗: bit.ly/319NaZm #EconTwitter

🏦 NEW BANKING DATA: The results from our semiannual Bank Capital Analysis are now available. This analysis provides an objective and data-based approach to judging capital strength across the banking industry. 🔗: bit.ly/3UtObl6

🏗️ “Construction activity in the commercial real estate sector continued to rise through the start of the year," says Nick Sly, KC Fed's vice president, economist & Denver branch executive. Read more in the #CRE Index report: bit.ly/3whAoY8 #CommercialRealEstate

From financial stability to finding work, read what we heard from low- and moderate-income communities and the organizations that serve them in our recent surveys: bit.ly/44REp4R