At age 30, which generation had the highest median net worth? ow.ly/GVbJ50RZ2Bt

In a recent survey of entities serving low- and moderate-income communities in the Fed’s Eighth District, respondents expected improvement in education conditions but had a mixed outlook for health care conditions in 2024 ow.ly/Cmjq50RYNO6

Many Americans work more than one job. How has this trend changed in recent years? ow.ly/pv7Y50RZ2im

The Phillips curve is typically studied at the national level. A recent analysis examines whether there a relationship between unemployment and wage growth using state-level and individual-level data ow.ly/Bssn50RZ27w

Examining the varying performance of different inflation measures can shed light on some sources of inflationary pressure. Read the analysis: ow.ly/T3LR50RZ1Zj

For low- and moderate-income households in the Fed’s Eighth District, how are education and health conditions and access to health care? See the results of a recent survey: ow.ly/c0mx50RYNMz

S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index in March rose 6.5% year over year. Its 20- and 10-city composite indexes posted 7.4% and 8.2% annual gains, respectively ow.ly/Cltu50RYH3J

How much more prevalent are workers who have a college degree in occupations that offer better nonmonetary job amenities? Read the analysis: ow.ly/FZX150RYB2O

What is the relationship between the Big Mac Index and the U.S. consumer price index? ow.ly/sh8h50RUCiW

Our blog highlights the St. Louis Fed’s 2023 annual report and its focus on the recent U.S. inflation experience ow.ly/JXfF50RUkJS

The FRED Blog uses data from the Henry Hub natural gas distribution hub in Erath, La., to show that the price of natural gas has never been this low ow.ly/Qzwv50RUh5y

At age 30, which generation had the highest median net worth? ow.ly/pbAW50RUcZX

In commemoration of #MemorialDay , retired USAF Col. Laurel “Buff” Burkel spoke Tuesday to St. Louis Fed employees about the loss of two comrades and her own grave injury and recovery after a 2015 helicopter crash in Kabul, Afghanistan

Keeping consumption stable across time and buying “indivisible” goods like houses are two common rationales economic theory offers for household borrowing. Our blog post has details: ow.ly/Inb750RSGML

Commercial and industrial loans at all U.S. commercial banks fell slightly in the week ended May 15, decreasing $2.8 billion to $2.77 trillion ow.ly/eIRZ50RUBfj

More young adults seek mental health treatment and struggle with affordability than older adults. Do economic factors play a role in worsening mental health indicators? ow.ly/83cE50RUnpT

Turning 30? Grandma turning 90? See what a pound of coffee cost the year you were born and how much ice cream was produced the year she was: ow.ly/Jl0350RUkOO

Total U.S. commercial paper outstanding decreases in the week ended May 22, by $16.6 billion to $1.28 trillion ow.ly/utpW50RUnnb

An analysis of the changes in wealth distribution as individuals age from their late 20s to early 50s reveals a substantial degree of persistence in the top 1% ow.ly/770j50RUkrv

On May 24, the St. Louis Fed Economic News Index, our real GDP “nowcast,” was estimating growth in Q2 of 1.4% at an annual rate, down from 1.5% a week earlier ow.ly/BErN50RUh15