Blog Posts

What is it like to be an intern at the SF Fed? We asked our interns and this is what we learned.

A high-interest rate environment, local economic issues, and rebuilding parts of Maui remain top of mind for Hawaiian bankers.

SF Fed Visiting Scholar Scott Allard and Assistant Vice President of Community Development Research Elizabeth Kneebone discuss the importance of job proximity, especially for lower-income workers, and their research collaboration focused on understanding how proximity to jobs has shifted for low-income workers and communities since the pandemic.

 Here’s a snapshot of the Regional Bankers Forum bringing together Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco representatives and community banking executives from across the district.

In our recent Economic Letter, “Pandemic-Era Liquid Wealth Is Running Dry,” we look at the accumulation of extra liquid wealth by U.S. households during the pandemic and its eventual depletion.

SF Fed President Mary Daly and Utah Tech Executives explore the future of high tech in the state.

We are now accepting applications for the San Francisco Fed’s two-year research associate (RA) program in Economic Research. Learn about the program and how RAs contribute to research and policy at the SF Fed.

In our recent Economic Letter on “Breakeven Employment Growth,” we look at population projections from the Census Bureau and the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the short-term and long-term trends in labor force growth. Naturally, as the working-age population increases, so does the labor force. Job growth needs to keep pace with this expanding labor […]

SF Fed Director of Research Sylvain Leduc describes his recent community engagement tour of California’s Inland Empire.

How is the spread of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools affecting small businesses? Read more about the EERN roundtable with leaders of small-scale enterprises currently integrating GenAI technologies.