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ALERT: Recently there have been fake job postings pretending to represent the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. There is only one website where you can upload your application for a job at the Chicago Fed (link below). https://bit.ly/46bSUPu

We are pleased to announce a new temporary exhibit at our Money Museum celebrating the history of Black baseball in partnership with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The exhibit features commemorative coins produced by the United States Mint in 2022 to pay tribute to the history of Negro Leagues Baseball. Visit the Money Museum Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. to check out the new exhibit. https://bit.ly/40HIfrO #MoneyMuseum #coins #exhibit #baseball

A group of 11 Chicago Fed employees recently visited the Greater Chicago Food Depository, helping serve the public good by packing 197 cases of food, totaling 3,940 meals.

Read the latest on the geography of #EV #production in Morning Brew and Automotive News, featuring new research from senior economist Thomas Klier: https://bit.ly/3WoORfG https://bit.ly/3Y8hpv9 https://bit.ly/4d6DRJt

Senior business economist Thomas Walstrum recently spoke with commercial real estate and development professionals at a REAL Professionals Network Milwaukee Chapter meeting. #economy #wisconsin

What contributes to uneven #population growth across different #Chicago neighborhoods? Learn more in the recent article from Robin Newberger and Mark O'Dell. https://bit.ly/3Lauf4m

In late May and June, economic activity increased slightly overall in the Seventh District with #business and #community leaders expecting a similar rate of increase over the next year. Business and consumer spending rose slightly and employment was up modestly. Learn more in the latest edition of the #BeigeBook: https://bit.ly/3Ysar0s

The childcare #labor market has been slow to recover post-pandemic, causing challenges to accessing affordable and reliable #childcare. Read the recent Chicago Fed Insights article to explore the factors affecting the slow recovery. https://bit.ly/3zA2z6e

In a recent Chicago Fed Insights article, researchers Leslie McGranahan and Daniel Hartley analyze how childcare costs and arrangements differ by household income and location across the Seventh District. https://bit.ly/4eq06eP

How effective is the #NFCI at estimating the impact of current #financial conditions on future #economic growth? Read the latest Chicago Fed Insights from Scott Brave and I. Max Gillet to learn more. https://bit.ly/4cDN3Vk