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Minneapolis Fed regional economists and writers report on a wide range of economic trends across the Ninth District, diving deeply into issues and data to inform policymakers and engaged citizens.
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1-12 of 3026
Regional Economic Conditions: Minnesota Child Care Providers
Tu-Uyen Tran | Senior Writer
Event on May 13, 2026
Event
New year, new challenges for Minnesota’s hospitality businesses
Haley Chinander | Writer/Analyst
March 31, 2026
Article
Regional Economic Indicators
March 23, 2026
Data
Ninth District businesses strain under unpredictable conditions
Haley Chinander | Writer/Analyst
February 27, 2026
Article
Strong harvests were cold comfort for district farmers
Joe Mahon | Director, Regional Outreach
February 12, 2026
Article
Manufacturers remain optimistic after another down year
Joe Mahon | Director, Regional Outreach
February 4, 2026
Data
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Regional Economic Conditions: General Business
Haley Chinander | Writer/Analyst
Event on February 24, 2026
Event
2026 Regional Economic Conditions Conference
Event on January 9, 2026
Event
Rapid City: A magnet for tourists, bomber crews, and retirees
Tu-Uyen Tran | Senior Writer
December 18, 2025
Article
Uncertainty and increased competition impact construction firms
Erick Garcia Luna | Director, Regional Outreach
December 12, 2025
Article
Child care capacity is growing for some Ninth District states but not others
Tu-Uyen Tran | Senior Writer
November 24, 2025
Article
Farm incomes decline amid strong harvests
Joe Mahon | Director, Regional Outreach
November 18, 2025
Article
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