On April 9, the GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth in the first quarter of 2020 is 1.0 percent, down from 1.3 percent on April 2. Please note that it does not fully capture the impact of COVID-19. View GDPNow for more details.

Governments have introduced programs intended to lessen the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on displaced workers. A macroblog post examines two hypothetical cases of affected workers.

View February JOLTS data in our Labor Market Distributions Spider Chart.

See the latest employment data in our Labor Market Distributions Spider Chart, Labor Market Sliders, and Jobs Calculator tools.

The Labor Report First Look offers an updated snapshot of current and historical employment data.

Workforce Currents discusses some workforce development programs that could help unemployed workers train for reemployment.

Economy Matters' "ViewPoint" examines regional banking, looking at asset quality, earnings, liquidity, and more.

Economy Matters looks into Atlanta Fed research on the possible impact of automation on certain sectors of the labor force.

The Economy Matters podcast features an Atlanta Fed economist who discusses his research into the digital revolution's impact on developing economies. 

The head of the Atlanta Fed’s Supervision, Regulation, and Credit Division discusses steps taken in the face of coronavirus's impact.

Get a financial tip in Economy Matters about financial resources to address these uncertain times.

Economy Matters interviews an Atlanta Fed researcher about how to mitigate coronavirus’s potential impact on the labor force.

The minutes of last month's Federal Open Market Committee meeting and conference call have been released.

On February 26, 2020, supervised banks and fintechs can speak with Fed staff about banking innovation.

Read Take On Payments to learn why nimbleness, preparedness, and patience are important in battling a potential spike in ecommerce fraud.

Economy Matters' "ViewPoint" looks at fintech's impact on mortgage lending in the Southeast.

Economy Matters looks at what bank examiners do to ensure that banks adhere to relevant laws in a fast-changing environment.

Cynthia Goodwin of the Atlanta Fed's Supervision, Regulation, and Credit division discusses 2018 in banking in a podcast.

We are very concerned about those suffering from the virus. Please also know that the Atlanta Fed is committed to fulfilling its public service mission. Read the full message.

Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic spoke with Bloomberg’s Michael Mckee. Watch the video.

On February 26, 2020, supervised banks and fintechs can speak with Fed staff about banking innovation.

Track changes in the housing market with the Atlanta Fed's Home Ownership Affordability Monitor, or HOAM.

Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic discussed economic conditions and monetary policy in an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box.

Read the debut issue of Policy Hub, which covers the work of Atlanta Fed economists, for a historical view of central bank actions.

Get a financial tip in Economy Matters about financial resources to address these uncertain times.

Learn how to keep your finances safe from identity theft and fraud.

Set your savings goals as part of America Saves Week.

The new video discusses how the Fed's interest rate changes affect our lives, with active-learning exercises accompanying the video.

This lesson allows students to "unlock" the mystery behind the math with answers that open a combination lock and solve a timeline puzzle.

Begin 2020 with a sharp focus on your finances.

Apply to become a CAC member and help advise the Board on issues affecting consumers and communities.

Partners Update explores the childcare needs of public health workers during the pandemic.

Workforce Currents explores the majority of workers who cannot work from home during a health crisis and considers policy responses to sick leave and other workplace issues.

The 2020 report features firms with 1 to 499 employees. A supplemental brief explores small firm resilience during the COVID-19 crisis.

Workforce Currents discusses some workforce development programs that could help unemployed workers train for reemployment.

Participate in the Philadelphia Fed's April 1 Twitter chat #JobEquityCOVID at noon (ET).