Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis

The AI revolution is changing how workers spend their time, which affects which workers will see their wages go up or down

Pursuing an economy that works for all of us

On a sunny fall day, snow-capped mountains are reflected on the surface of a perfectly calm lake. A chart image with trend lines that mimic the contours of the mountains and their reflection is superimposed over the landscape image.

Three ways economic data will strengthen Indian Country over the next decade

February 3, 2026

Article

panoramic view of a canola field, with powerlines running into the distance

Minneapolis Fed economic conference reports mixed growth in 2025

February 2, 2026

Article

A high-angle view of a rural construction site on a sunny summer day. In the foreground are two white concrete-mixing trucks and a crew of several workers who are laying down the concrete for a segment of roadway. In the background are additional construction vehicles and green, rolling farmland.

Public or private? For tribes, access to bond markets carries cost considerations

January 30, 2026

Article

Collage image featuring a Native mother and child on the right side and a drum circle on the left

We advance the economic self-determination and prosperity of Native nations and Indigenous communities through actionable data and research that inform public policy discussions.

Collage image with a female researcher taking notes on the left side and an academic building image on the right

The mission of the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute is to conduct and promote research that will increase economic opportunity and inclusive growth.

Tu-Uyen Tran

Tu-Uyen TranSenior Writer

Recent Article

Minneapolis Fed economic conference reports mixed growth in 2025

GDP growth continued while labor market cooled

Vanessa Palmer

Vanessa PalmerDivision Data Director, Community Development and Engagement

Recent Article

Public or private? For tribes, access to bond markets carries cost considerations

Tribes can face higher expenses for public bond offerings than they face for private placements