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FOMC cuts by quarter-point in September, as downside risks to employment have risen

In the latest edition of Take Five with the St. Louis Fed, Senior Business Economist Kathleen Navin discusses Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC’s) September 17, 2025 policy statement, inflation, and her views on the economy.

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FOMC holds in June as uncertainty remains well positioned to respond to economic developments

In the latest edition of Take Five with the St. Louis Fed, Senior Business Economist Kathleen Navin discusses Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC’s) June 18, 2025 policy statement, inflation, and her views on the economy.

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New - Cybersecurity Resources for Community Banks is Now Available

The Federal Reserve System has developed a Cybersecurity Resources for Community Banks document. The resource document is a compilation of publicly available cybersecurity content for community bankers. The document includes links to potential sources of information, cybersecurity self-assessment tools, supervisory letters, Federal Reserve produced materials, and law enforcement contact information.

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U.S. and Eighth District Banks Face Challenges but End 2024 on Solid Footing

Carl White

The U.S. commercial banking industry posted satisfactory earnings, asset quality and capital in 2024, with several indicators up from their 2023 levels. Banks in Eighth District states also fared well, with most states posting solid earnings that are on par with or surpass national averages, and asset quality and capital measures that exceeded those of their national peers.

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