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Dennis Lockhart, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, speaks to the Urban Land Institute's Emerging Trends in Real Estate conference in Atlanta.
Articles in this newsletter for teachers focus on an education assessment program at the Atlanta and St. Louis Feds, new museum exhibits at the Fed's Miami Branch, the changing labor market, and tips on teaching about inflation.
Stephanie Rauterkus, a visiting scholar at the Atlanta Fed and an assistant professor at the University of Alabama–Birmingham, discusses the impact that foreclosures can have on the home values of the entire neighborhood. (MP3 10:55)
Economic Highlights and Financial Highlights are weekly digests that provide summaries of data releases such as employment, manufacturing, consumer spending, and financial markets. Subscribe to RSS or e-mail notification.
Marie Gooding has been named executive vice president for the Atlanta Fed with responsibility for the Federal Reserve Banks' Retail Payments
Office (RPO). In this role, Gooding will serve as the RPO's manager with responsibility for the strategic direction of the Federal Reserve's check and automated clearinghouse (ACH) processing operations.
Track economic developments in the six Southeastern states with the latest reports and analysis of various data series, including the D6 Factor, a broad measure of the region's economic conditions. Subscribe to e-mail alerts.
The mortgage crisis is changing the character of housing finance, with several important implications for affordable and fair housing policy and practice.  Listen to related podcast
Published two weeks prior to each Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the Beige Book reports on economic conditions in each Federal Reserve District.
While home prices kept appreciating handsomely, homeowners thought they were on a surefire path to personal wealth. The market swoon brought a sobering realization: What goes up can come down.
A revised version of the D6 Factor model of the southeastern economy is better than the original at describing contemporary economic activity and allows for historical comparisons across several business cycles.
The Atlanta Fed has three research centers that focus on topics including regional economic activity, financial innovation and stability, and forecasting models used to study and formulate monetary policy.
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