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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City analyzes impact of technology spending on banks

March 5, 2026

A new analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City shows that increased technology spending boosts bank profitability and reduces loan defaults. However, high upfront costs may challenge smaller banks and drive industry consolidation.

Jeff Schmid, President and CEO at Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City - Denver Branch

Kansas City Fed leaders visit Albuquerque to connect with local businesses and community

March 4, 2026

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City leaders visited Albuquerque in February for meetings with local businesses including Bueno Foods. The trip aimed at gathering ground-level economic insights ahead of upcoming monetary policy discussions.

Colorado’s growth in affordable housing outpaces nation but slowdown expected

February 25, 2026

Colorado has experienced a distinct pattern in affordable housing development compared to the rest of the United States, according to an analysis in the latest edition of the Rocky Mountain Economist.

Tyson Foods plant closure brings economic challenges for small Nebraska community

February 22, 2026

On January 20, 2026, Tyson Foods closed its meatpacking plant in Lexington, Nebraska, resulting in the loss of more than 3,200 jobs in Dawson County.

Gasoline price declines no longer lower U.S. household inflation expectations

February 20, 2026

Recent analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City indicates a significant change in how U.S. households form their inflation expectations, particularly in relation to gasoline prices.

AI-driven US labor productivity rise remains concentrated in few sectors

February 20, 2026

After several years of modest productivity growth in the United States, labor productivity—measured as output per hour—has risen since 2022.

Taeyoung Doh, senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Monetary policy responses linked to persistent U.S. inflation since pandemic

February 9, 2026

Inflation in the United States began to rise in early 2021, peaking in 2022 before showing a slow decline.

Nate Kauffman, Senior Vice President, Economist and Omaha Branch Executive at Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City - Denver Branch

Larger U.S. firms lead adoption of artificial intelligence for price setting

January 7, 2026

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in pricing strategies is becoming more common among firms, according to research by Jonathan Adams and Sydney Miller from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, and Zheng Liu from the Federal Reserve Bank...

Rocky Mountain businesses expect stable jobs but slower wage growth into next year

December 27, 2025

Businesses in the Rocky Mountain region are signaling a shift toward stable employment levels and slower wage growth as they look ahead to 2026, according to the latest surveys from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

Higher tariffs linked to slower U.S. job growth through August 2025

December 12, 2025

U.S. employment growth has slowed in 2025, with average monthly job gains dropping from 170,000 in 2024 to about 75,000 through August of this year.

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