SF Fed Blog
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Is Job Automation Keeping Down Wages?
Although the labor market has been strong, the share of U.S. national income going to workers has dropped sharply compared with 20 years ago. Find out why with our quick video.
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Are U.S. Consumers Turning to Cards to Pay for Everyday Purchases?
When and where do consumers use cash? How often do they reach for their debit or credit card? Check out our quick video for findings from the Federal Reserve’s recent study.
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5 Fintech Trends to Watch in 2020
What’s coming up for fintech in 2020? Find out which trends our fintech analysts are monitoring in major financial technology sectors.
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Why Our Seattle Branch Is in Renton, Washington
Did you know our Seattle branch used to be in downtown a couple blocks from the famous Pike Place Market? Here’s why we moved.
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Celebrating Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 2020
We’re proud to recognize the 154 federally sworn officers and 44 civilian employees serving in the 12th District’s police services. Get to know more about what they do.
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What Can Banking Conditions Tell Us about the Economy?
Every quarter, we look at the operating environment for banks in our District. The practice also helps shed light on issues affecting the performance of the Western U.S. economy. Here are some observations based on data from the third quarter of 2019.
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Pacific Exchange Best of 2019
Which issues important to banking in Asia and the Pacific Rim caught our readers’ eyes in 2019? Let’s take a look at the five most popular Pacific Exchange Blog posts from the year.
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Celebrating First Generation College Students
College application season is here. If you’re the first in your family to go to college, you’re joining a special community. Here are a few words of support and encouragement from a few of our own first gen graduates to you.
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Is Information about Me, Mine?
Technology and businesses collect, move, and analyze vast amounts of personal info. What’s the role of consumers in the data ecosystem?
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5 Tips for Successful Remote Work
Thinking of joining the remote workforce? The right technology and life-work balance can make all the difference.