Economic activity rose with all Districts reporting increased activity, but remained well below pre-pandemic levels…

Economic activity continued to expand in late January and February, with ten Districts reporting slight-to-moderate growth, and Philadelphia and St. Louis reporting flat economic conditions, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. The report was based on information collected through February 25th. About half of the Districts noted that the government shutdown had led

Economic activity expanded at a moderate or modest pace across eight of the twelve Federal Reserve Districts, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. The report was based on information collected through January 7th. Retail sales reported a bump in the districts as many experienced higher levels of holiday traffic in comparison to the

Economic activity expanded at a modest to moderate pace across most of the twelve Federal Reserve Districts in mid-October through late November, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. Dallas and Philadelphia reported slower growth compared to the prior period. The report was based on information collected through November 26. The economic expansion over

Economic activity expanded at a modest to moderate pace across the twelve Federal Reserve Districts in September through mid-October, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. The report was based on information collected through October 15. The economic expansion over the period was driven in part by a continued growth of consumer spending at

Economic activity expanded at a moderate pace across the twelve Federal Reserve Districts in late July through August, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. The report was based on information collected through August 31. The economic expansion over the period was driven in part by a continued growth of consumer spending at a

Economic activity expanded at a moderate or modest pace across the twelve Federal Reserve Districts in late April and early May, according to the just-released Federal Reserve Beige Book. The report was based on information collected through July 9. The economic expansion over the period was driven in part by a pickup in consumer spending