Atlanta Fed

@atlantafed.org

1073 Followers 17 Following

The Atlanta Fed serves the Sixth Federal Reserve District: AL, FL, GA and parts of LA, MS and TN. We foster a healthy economy and financial stability. We’re apolitical and decentralized to conduct monetary policy that’s in the best interest of the economy.

Image showing inflation expectations of 2.2 percent for the year ahead
Image of phones displaying the EconomyNow app. Text reads, "EconomyNow. We heart emoji data. Download our app to track all of your favorite data tools."
Image showing paper title, "Long-Run Intergenerational Effects of Social Security," and authors: Daniel K. Fetter, Lee M. Lockwood, and Paul Mohnen
Connecting Communities Webinar Thursday August 6, 2026 3-4PM EST
Image with a cell phone, credit card, and the title, "Initial findings from the 2025 Federal Reserve Payments Study".
Line chart showing GDPNow estimate at 1.7%.
The Cost of Working: Childcare Affordability Analysis of Florida and Georgia
Line chart showing GDPNow estimate at 1.7%.
Image showing the paper's title, "Attention-Dependent Monetary Transmission to Household Beliefs," and its authors, Jaemin Jeong, Eunseong Ma, and Choongryul Yang
Inflation Dashboard
Line chart
Line chart showing CPI up 2.8%
Image showing paper title, "High and Volatile Inflation Begets a More Volatile Business Cycle," and the author, Andres Blanco
Title of paper, "The Impact of Tariff Refunds on Business Activity," with headshots of authors: Simon Fuchs, Veronika Penciakova, and Roberto Robatto.
Line chart showing Wage Growth at 3.6% in May.
Line chart showing GDPNow estimate at 1.3%.
Line chart showing GDPNow estimate at 1.4%.
Image showing the authors of "Innovation Booms, Easy Financing, and Human Capital Accumulation," Johan Hombert and Adrien Matray
Line chart showing probability of rate hike or rate cut
Waving american flag against a backdrop of the Atlanta Fed building. Text reads United States of America 250th anniversary.
Spider chart
Line chart sho
Labor report first look
LIne chart showing GDPNow estimate at 1.2%
Image of the Atlanta Fed’s Dominic Purviance saying, "I think what’s safe to say is that most markets across the country are not accelerating."
Spider chart
Investing in Rural America
Chart showing Atlanta Fed's 06-25-26 updated Underlying Inflation Dashboard
The copy on the image reads: "As price stability is half of the Federal Reserve's dual mandate, researchers employ an array of tools to better understand inflation expectations."
Title reads, "How are small businesses doing in the southeast? A look at the latest survey results" Headshots of authors Mary Hirt and Aaliyah Price.
Atlanta Fed 06-25-26 Taylor Rule chart.
Image showing the paper title, "The Price of Delay: Supply Disruptions, Product Availability, and Strategic Pricing during the Pandemic," and the authors, Salomé Baslandze and Simon Fuchs
Line chart showing the Atlanta Fed's 06-25-26 GDPNow estimate at 2.5%
Text that reads: "When every dollar counts: Inside the economic struggles of workers who earn low to moderate incomes."
Multiple line charts showing annual growth for the Atlanta Fed's 06-24-26 Survey of Business Uncertainty update.
Headshots of the authors of Working Paper 2026-7, "The Anatomy of Polarization: Evidence from Worker Flows": Fabio Cerina, Elisa Dienesch, Alexander Monge-Naranjo, and Alessio Moro.
Image showing that firms’ inflation expectations for the coming year decreased to 2.3 percent.
LIne chart showing GDPNow estimate at 3.0%
LIne chart showing GDPNow estimate at 2.8%
Laptop showing the CLIFF tool landing page.
Line chart showing Wage Growth at 3.5% in May.
Line chart showing probability of a rate cute or rate hike based on the Atlanta Fed's June 11 Market Probability Tracker.
Inflation dashboard
Atlanta Fed 06-210-26 Taylor Rule chart.
Multiple line chart showing main CPI series is up 3.1% YOY.
LIne chart showing GDPnow estimate at 3.3%
Line chart showing probability of a rate cute or rate hike.
Spider chart
Horizontal bar chart showing labor force job growth or retraction.