Join us on Tuesday, June 30, for a virtual event exploring how faith-based organizations are working to transform their own real estate and Chicago’s vacant properties into affordable housing communities. Register: https://t.co/gvBbNvUyL4
The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) was unchanged at –0.51 in the week ending June 12, suggesting steady financial conditions. #NFCI#economy https://t.co/Qqsy9Jn4Op
The Chicago Fed Advance Retail Trade Summary (CARTS) projects retail & food services sales excluding motor vehicles & parts (ex. auto) to decrease -0.2% in May on a seasonally adjusted basis and to decrease -1.1% when adjusted for inflation. #retailsales https://t.co/ctXS3g9hha
Cash still counts. More than 90% of consumers report they have no plans to stop using cash. At the Chicago Fed, we're proud to support a trusted payments system that helps advance a strong economy.
The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) was unchanged at -0.51 in the week ending June 5, suggesting steady financial conditions. #NFCI#economy https://t.co/Qqsy9Jn4Op
Did you know there are an estimated 56.6 billion notes in circulation worldwide? From processing and distributing currency to supporting the nation's financial infrastructure, the work of the Federal Reserve helps advance a strong economy and promote a trusted financial system.
Senior policy advisor @kdziczek recently sat down with The Mobility Table (@gemdetregion) podcast, for a conversation on the implementation of AI in the auto industry, trade agreements, & the impact on Detroit’s broader economy. https://t.co/208hy7lvus
The Chicago Fed forecast sees the unemployment rate leaning toward an increase in May. The odds of an increase are 19 percentage points greater than a decrease. https://t.co/UEHYL8b9P2
The Chicago Fed Real-Time Unemployment Rate Forecast for May is 4.34%, little changed from the BLS value for the previous month. https://t.co/UEHYL8b9P2
How did economic conditions affect home prices, nonresidential construction, and vacancy rates in April and early May? Find out what Chicago Fed contacts told us in the latest Beige Book. Read more: https://t.co/u76BSnrPaV
The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) increased to –0.49 in the week ending May 29, suggesting tighter financial conditions. #NFCI#economy https://t.co/Qqsy9Jn4Op
Join @FedCommunities this Thursday for the next Connecting Communities webinar, which will include the findings from the annual Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking (SHED), which was released in May 2026. Register now to join: https://t.co/YPmm10cBRg
The Chicago Fed forecast sees the unemployment rate leaning toward an increase in May. The odds of an increase are 12 percentage points greater than a decrease. https://t.co/UEHYL8b9P2
The Chicago Fed Real-Time Unemployment Rate Forecast for May is 4.32%, down slightly from the BLS value for the previous month. https://t.co/UEHYL8b9P2
The National Financial Conditions Index (NFCI) was unchanged at –0.51 in the week ending May 22, suggesting steady financial conditions. #NFCI#economy https://t.co/Qqsy9Jn4Op
President Goolsbee recently sat down with @WBEZ’s Mary Dixon and Patrick Smith, who asked ‘what does the Federal Reserve actually do?’, and took Fed questions from listeners around the region. Listen to the full episode at https://t.co/qA0HUfMaqK
Kevin Warsh takes oath of office as chairman and a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and the Federal Open Market Committee unanimously selects Warsh as its chairman: https://t.co/IwPeodDfUw