Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

We can’t help you settle the dressing versus stuffing debate, but our recent “Talking Turkey: The Fed and the Economy” Q&A can help you prep for when talk at the #Thanksgiving table turns to the economy. Watch a video of this special Dialogue with the Fed, which featured economist Miguel Faria e Castro and economic education specialist Amanda Geiger answering questions on inflation, monetary policy tools, wage growth, and more. Laura Taylor, St. Louis Fed government relations advisor, moderated the Q&A. https://ow.ly/qlxk50Uh1re #Economy

Job opportunities have been a key reason why U.S. workers move to another state. But what drives interstate migration for remote workers, who can do their jobs from anywhere? St. Louis Fed economists Hannah Rubinton and Alexander Bick, Senior Research Associate Cassandra Marks, and other researchers examine recent census data and find that housing is the most commonly cited reason why remote workers move: https://ow.ly/ZCXJ50Ufoy8 #WFH #Hybrid #Economy

Registration is LIVE for the 2025 Women in Economics Symposium featuring keynote speaker Cecilia Rouse, president of The Brookings Institution. Secure your in-person spot at the St. Louis Fed now by registering here for the March 27 event: https://ow.ly/sPfu50Ue23e #TeachEcon #Economics

What economic data and insights do you care about most? Topics including consumer debt, gross domestic product and the labor market are among those drawing the most interest on our social media handles so far this year. Check out a roundup of popular posts and make sure to follow us: https://ow.ly/Ho1350UchZX #Economy #Economics #SocialMedia

KMOV-TV’s “Great Day St. Louis” came by for a tour of our Economy Museum. Don't forget we're the perfect place to visit on a chilly winter day. It's a fun, free and interactive way to teach your kids about money. Plan your visit today! https://ow.ly/IBSG50UbcFF

The FRED team is excited to announce improvements to make economic data more accessible for users. Key improvements to FRED graphs include: -Keyboard accessibility: Navigate graphs easily with your keyboard -Screen reader compatibility: Improved text-to-speech functionality for screen reader users -Enhanced color contrast: Clearer and more visually appealing graphs Congratulations to the FRED team for their hard work in making significant upgrades to the platform!

It’s great to see how communities with a rich past are reimagining their economies and looking to the future. The Memphis region has a mix of traditional industries like logistics and steel, and nontraditional industries like artificial intelligence. Recently, I enjoyed speaking at an Economic Club of Memphis event.  While in the region, I met the economic development team at Cotton to Steel in Mississippi County, Ark., one of the top steel-producing counties in the U.S., and toured U.S. Steel’s Big River Steel facility in Osceola, Ark.  I also met with the leadership of FedEx and saw the impact Memphis has had on American culture during a Stax Museum of American Soul Music tour.

Interested in a career at the St. Louis Fed? Help us spread the word—we’re hiring for a variety of positions across numerous career pathways! View our job openings at: https://ow.ly/QMS450U9zAS #Hiring #JobOpening #JobSearch

We recently welcomed Nine PBS PBS (KETC) to film a segment in our Economy Museum for an episode of “Teaching in Room 9,” a program for young learners. Catch the segment about choices and opportunity cost 12 minutes into the Nov. 11 episode: https://ow.ly/Jybc50U8gYl #TeachEcon #Economy

Talk turkey with us! Gobble up facts, stats and data so you’re ready to discuss the economy around the holiday table. Join us Nov. 20 for a virtual presentation and lively Q&A with several St. Louis Fed experts as they discuss the Fed and the economy during a special Dialogue with the Fed webinar. Register now! https://ow.ly/5CFy50U5HUs