Economic activity is subdued with uncertainty around tariffs

adding to the confusion. Tune in to find which regions are weathering better than others.

The Tenth District's economy is experiencing expansion, primarily driven by consumer spending. But there is a notable trend emerging of consumers using long-term financing and debt consolidation to manage their expenses. Is this sustainable and what does this mean for the long term? Tune in to find out.

Jobs are stable and even though wages are inching up, inflation appears to be under control. Seems like a picture of cautious optimism in the San Francisco Fed region. But tune in for the full picture and also to hear about the one thing that could signal storm clouds ahead.

1:45 Job Market

2:30 Wages

3:30 Prices

5:30 Small Business

6:37 Retail

8:30 Services

9:10 Healthcare and Legal

10:10 Manufacturing

11:00 Agriculture

12:25 Real Estate

14:45 Financial

16:20 Focus on Automation

17:00 Effect of Drought on Agriculture

18:30 Small Business Hurdles

19:20 Community Impact

20:30 Future Trends

Air travel was a bright spot, with domestic air passenger traffic in Boston surpassing 2019 levels and Worcester airport traffic also increasing significantly. Retail consumers remained price-sensitive. And software and IT services firms saw robust demand. Tune in the hear how the recent election impacted the real estate sector.

1:40 Labor

2:00 Wages

2:45 Prices

3:45 Travel & Leisure

4:50 Manufacturing

5:45 IT and Software

6:45 Real Estate

8:20 Overview

AI is already starting to impact the Richmond Fed 5th district's labor market. Listen in to learn which sectors and jobs are most impacted.

2.00 Labor Markets

4:00 Prices

5:45 Manufacturing

7:20 Ports and Transportation

9:00 Real Estate

10:30 Banking & Finance

11:30 Non-financial Services

Overall trend is positive but some industries are really taking off.

0:45 - Big Picture

1:25 - Labor Market

3:15 - Manufacturing

4:30 - Wisconsin

6:20 - Consumer Spending

8:15 - Professional and Business Services

9:00 - Outlook for individuals

11:30 - Midwest in Transition

11:30 - Midwest Transition

13:20 - Key Takeaways

15:00 - Role of Policy and Education

Texas regional job growth is starting to lag behind the rest of the nation but there are some factors that may play a surprisingly important part in shaping this important economy. Stay tuned to learn more.

Part 1

2:30 Employment

7:00 Wages

7:40 Prices & Inflation

Part 2

9:00 Energy

11:50 Agriculture

12:40 Trade and Tarrifs

15:10 Looking Ahead

Latest economic news from the 2nd District, New York. People are feeling positive and there is definitely a spring in the step. But stay tuned to learn what the credit markets are doing and if that could derail the optimism.

Part 1 - Overview

1:15 - Employment & Wages

2:45 - Prices & Inflation

4:30 - Consumer Spending

5:30 - Manufacturing

6:30 - Real Estate & Construction

7:45 - Commercial Real Estate

8:15 - Finance

Part 2 - Deeper Look

10:30 - Supply chain issues

11:40 - Tourism bounce back

13:00 - Credit push and pull

15:10 - Big takeaway

16:30 - Perspectives