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beige_book | 1,990 | Economic activity is expanding more slowly or declining in most Federal Reserve districts, but several districts report continued, modest growth. Weakness is most apparent in the northeastern and mid-Atlantic districts. Although patterns of consumer spending vary widely among districts, rates of increase are ge... | 1,142 |
beige_book | 1,990 | Economic activity appears to have grown slowly in most Federal Reserve districts since early August, but seems to have declined somewhat in others. Many districts reported a weakening in business and consumer confidence. Retail sales, including new car sales, were sluggish or down in most of the country. Indica... | 979 |
beige_book | 1,990 | Business conditions are somewhat mixed in different parts of the country but on balance display a weaker pattern. In many of the Federal Reserve districts, economic activity appears to have declined recently while it has remained sluggish or grown slowly in the rest. Several districts report a decline in consum... | 1,058 |
beige_book | 1,991 | The level of economic activity appears to be declining in most districts. The Persian Gulf situation is frequently cited as a key determinant of both current and future economic activity. Nominal retail sales during the holiday season differed little from a year earlier. Inventories are near their desired level... | 1,199 |
beige_book | 1,991 | Economic activity remained soft in much of the nation but there were some indications that the decline may be slowing. The pattern of retail sales varied among districts with the majority reporting either sluggishness or results below planned levels. Retail inventories appear to be at satisfactory levels, excep... | 1,184 |
beige_book | 1,991 | Economic activity remained weak in much of the nation, but there were some indications that the decline may be bottoming out. Retail sales were sluggish in most districts, with no sustained pickup following the end of the Persian Gulf war. Manufacturing showed indications of stabilizing, with some districts rep... | 1,327 |
beige_book | 1,991 | Economic conditions appear to be improving modestly in much of the nation. Retail sales are up moderately in some districts. Manufacturing is gaining strength in some regions and industries, although several districts report weaker foreign demand for some manufactured goods. Prices are generally steady to up sl... | 1,138 |
beige_book | 1,991 | According to contacts across the country, national economic conditions continue to improve, but at a slow, uneven pace. Retail sales are said to be flat or edging up on average. Nevertheless, respondents from all areas expect a modest recovery in retail sales during the second half of 1991. Manufacturers report... | 1,460 |
beige_book | 1,991 | The economic recovery continues to be uneven across the country. Although some Districts apparently are not sharing in recovery, others, such as Chicago and Cleveland, continue to revive largely because of the upswing in manufacturing. Industrial production has provided considerable impetus to recovery, reflect... | 1,364 |
beige_book | 1,991 | Sources contacted by the Federal Reserve banks generally described the economy in September and early October as weak or growing slowly. In most districts there has been little improvement in retail sales, and a few reported some slowing. Auto sales have generally been weak. Expected crop yields vary, but agric... | 1,187 |
beige_book | 1,991 | Reports compiled by the Federal Reserve Banks generally suggested flagging momentum in the economic recovery in October and early November with most Districts in the middle of the country indicating continued but slower growth and most other Districts reporting stable to slightly weaker conditions. Retail sales... | 1,550 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Reports by business and banking sources contacted by Federal Reserve districts suggest that activity was lackluster as the year drew to a close. Retailers in most districts report that holiday sales were at or modestly above year-ago levels before adjustment for price changes. Manufacturing sources generally no... | 1,496 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Most Federal Reserve Districts report some improvement in economic conditions. Business sentiment is described as modestly more optimistic in many parts of the country, though it remains cautious. Representative of many Federal Reserve Districts, Chicago notes "a slow but increasingly widespread advance in the ... | 1,042 |
beige_book | 1,992 | According to contacts across the country, economic activity has increased further since the last survey although conditions remain uneven across regions and sectors. The Chicago, Atlanta, Richmond, and Cleveland districts report noticeable improvement, while the Dallas, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Minneapolis d... | 1,149 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Economic activity continues to improve. The manufacturing sector appears to be strengthening in all districts. The Chicago, Dallas and St. Louis districts report gains in nonmanufacturing sectors as well. All districts except Boston, New York and San Francisco report moderate increases in consumer spending. Res... | 1,312 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Economic activity has been uneven in recent weeks across the nation. Manufacturing increased moderately in most districts and showed no discernable direction in others, with considerable variation by industry. Retail sales also varied widely, but apparently rose modestly overall. Lower interest rates sparked an... | 1,616 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Economic activity has been improving slowly in most of the nation, but the pace of recovery has been uneven across regions and sectors. Cleveland, Dallas, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Richmond report modestly improved conditions in their Districts since our last report. Some weakening of economic conditions is report... | 1,916 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Economic activity has continued to increase in most of the districts, but at a slow and uneven pace. Boston, Cleveland, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Dallas all reported some improvement, ranging from a slightly more positive tone in Boston to a modest expansion in St. Lou... | 1,698 |
beige_book | 1,992 | Reports on economic conditions point to modest improvement in most Federal Reserve districts, but the rate of gain is uneven. Ten of the 12 districts note a slight to moderate pickup in some or all sectors of the economy. By contrast, San Francisco indicates that weakness in California is offsetting moderate gr... | 1,543 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Most Federal Reserve Districts suggest that economic activity continued to expand at a moderate pace through the end of November and reports were generally more optimistic than those of this summer. Consumer spending improved in a majority of Districts, with sales of autos and other durable goods said to again ... | 1,866 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Business activity has been increasing at a slow to moderate pace recently according to reports received in most Federal Reserve districts. More mixed reports on economic conditions were received in the New York and San Francisco districts, however. Consumer spending rose in a majority of districts, with particu... | 1,674 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Slow to moderate growth characterized economic conditions in most Federal Reserve districts in late July and in August. Geographically, economic growth appears weaker on the East and West coasts while central areas such as Cleveland, Dallas, Kansas City and Minneapolis report stronger than average growth. Emplo... | 1,919 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Most Federal Reserve Districts reported that economic activity continued to expand slowly to moderately in June and the first half of July. Flooding inflicted considerable damage in parts of the Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Minneapolis Districts, but the effects of flooding were said to be highly concent... | 1,453 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Business activity was increasing at a slow to moderate pace in most Federal Reserve Districts in May and early June. Manufacturing was steady or improving in most Districts, with only scattered reports or upward pressure on prices in this sector. Retail sales were generally higher. Energy industries reported sl... | 1,341 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve districts indicate generally modest improvement in economic conditions across much of the nation. Shopper traffic and retail sales were reported to have rebounded modestly in April, following general declines in March resulting in part from severe weather. Manufacturers i... | 2,004 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve districts indicated that economic growth continued in early 1993. Trends in economic activity seemed increasingly uniform by region, and although New England and California remained relatively weak, signs of growth were apparent in several sectors in each of these regions... | 1,983 |
beige_book | 1,993 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve districts indicate continued improvement in economic conditions across much of the nation. Conditions are mixed, however, in the San Francisco district where weakness in California continues to offset moderate growth in other district states. Retail sales during t... | 1,631 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggest economic activity generally is continuing to expand at about the same pace as in recent months. Retail sales in most districts have improved, with nearly all districts reporting strong sales early in the holiday season. Manufacturing activity is increasi... | 1,803 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Economic activity continues to expand in all Federal Reserve districts, according to business contacts; there are signs of acceleration in the Chicago, Dallas, Minneapolis, and Philadelphia districts, while growth has slowed somewhat in the New York district. Consumer spending generally remains strong. Many dis... | 1,636 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Economic activity continued to expand through the summer, according to reports from businesses in most Federal Reserve Districts. Regions that have been lagging are generally said to be doing better while most of the stronger areas saw growth plateau. The expansion in consumer spending is seen as healthy, albei... | 1,938 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Business activity in most areas is continuing to expand at a solid pace, although a number of Districts report scattered indications of some slowing or slight declines. Retail activity, which had moderated during the spring, appears to have picked up recently. Most Districts report sales of autos, building mate... | 1,273 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Districts report continued economic expansion, although in some areas growth has moderated recently. Contacts in a number of districts report slower-than-expected growth in May retail sales but some signs of increasing sales in early June. Manufacturing continued to show strength in most districts, with many co... | 1,971 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Solid economic growth is reported in most parts of the country. In California, conditions remain weak, although some positive signs are starting to emerge. Reports from all Districts indicate that retail sales were strong in March, due in part to improved weather in many parts of the country. Retail pricing rem... | 1,268 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Federal Reserve district reports indicate that the economy expanded moderately in January and February despite unusually severe weather in the East and the Midwest. The weather adversely affected consumer spending and construction, delayed shipments, interrupted some production, and boosted selected tourism and... | 1,725 |
beige_book | 1,994 | Economic activity continued to expand with signs of acceleration in some sectors, according to most Federal Reserve District reports. Consumer spending, especially on household-related items, was strong during the holidays in most districts. Manufacturing activity strengthened, and the manufacturing employment ... | 1,638 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggest that national economic activity continues to expand, but at the somewhat slower pace reported in the last beige book. Most district banks indicated little change from the last report; however, Cleveland and New York reported slower growth, and Chicago re... | 1,736 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve districts suggest that moderate growth in economic activity continued in early fall, although perhaps at a slower pace than at the time of the previous set of reports. The evidence of a possible slowing in demand mainly was from the reports on consumer spending, which sug... | 1,274 |
beige_book | 1,995 | On balance, the district reports point to some further expansion in economic activity with no clear change in underlying price pressure. Broadly interpreted, the expansion in business activity is seen as largely the same as in the previous report with minor modifications. Industrial activity appears to have sta... | 1,249 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Most districts continue to report economic expansion, although in some areas the rate of expansion has moderated recently. The Upper Midwest, Southeast and West continue to expand. Other areas are experiencing little or no growth. Expansion of retail sales also varies by geographic region, with the center of th... | 1,925 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Economic activity remains at a high level across much of the nation, although there are indications of some softening in many reports from the 12 Federal Reserve districts. Activity in interest-sensitive sectors generally remains well below year-earlier levels and continues to decline in some areas. There are reg... | 1,860 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Most Federal Reserve District Banks reported continuing gains in economic activity from March through April, but at a somewhat slower pace. Overall business conditions were described as improving solidly in the Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, and Minneapolis Districts. Growth was reported to be continuing at a... | 1,380 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve districts suggest that the pace of the economic expansion has moderated over the past two months. Half the districts note that growth has slowed, while the remaining districts generally report that conditions are mixed. Retail sales and residential construction weakened a... | 1,330 |
beige_book | 1,995 | Summary Economic expansion remained vibrant around much of the nation in recent months, and conditions seem to have grown more uniform among the Districts. The underlying momentum in consumer spending growth remained quite strong. Manufacturers continued to offer some of the brightest reports within the Distric... | 1,802 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Moderate economic growth continues to be reported in nearly all Federal Reserve Districts. Labor markets in most Districts remain tight, although wages pressures are generally not increasing except for some technical occupations and skilled workers. Retail prices are stable in most Districts although... | 2,085 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Moderate expansion of business activity characterizes the economy in most Federal Reserve districts, but on balance the pace of growth reportedly has slowed somewhat. Slower growth is reported in the Southwest and along the eastern seaboard except for New England. The Midwest continues to show moderate to strong growth... | 2,143 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Inflation indicators from the District reports were varied and generally inconclusive, although there appears to be greater upward pressure on wages than on prices. Business activity in most Districts is reported to be generally good and expanding moderately. Wages and Prices Reports of substantial price increase... | 1,522 |
beige_book | 1,996 | The economy continued to expand in June and July, though in some areas the pace of growth has moderated since the last report. A number of districts report tight labor markets, especially for entry-level workers; however, wage pressures remained subdued. Retail sales slowed in most districts, particularly for n... | 1,651 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggest economic activity continued to advance at a moderate pace in May and early June. Nearly all districts report expanding activity, and several indicate the pace of growth accelerated recently. The retail and service industries generally strengthened, and m... | 1,875 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Economic activity advanced at a moderate pace in March and April, according to reports from the Federal Reserve Banks. All the districts with the exception of New York indicated that economic activity expanded, and several noted that the pace of expansion had quickened recently. Both retail sales and manufactur... | 1,854 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Reports from the 12 Federal Reserve districts suggest the national economy grew modestly in January and February. Over half the districts cite moderate economic growth or continuing solid levels of economic activity. Most of the others mention recent improvements, largely reflecting rebounds from weather-relate... | 1,680 |
beige_book | 1,996 | Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts suggest that the national economy was growing at a generally modest pace at the end of 1995. Holiday retail sales were generally reported to be below expectations, with extensive discounting. Manufacturers saw uneven growth, with weakness noted in auto-related p... | 1,412 |
beige_book | 1,997 | Most District reports characterized early autumn's economic activity as moderate to strong in most areas. Retail sales in most Districts in September were weaker than anticipated, with some pickup in October. Automobile sales were mostly slower. Manufacturing activity accelerated or remained at high levels for most ... | 1,652 |
beige_book | 1,997 | District economies generally continue to expand at a relatively moderate pace. Retail sales are up in most districts from a year ago. Most districts report high levels of manufacturing activity, with only pockets of weakness. Tight labor markets still dominate in almost all parts of the country. Nevertheless, wage ... | 1,865 |
beige_book | 1,997 | District economies generally continued to expand at a moderate rate through March and April. Most districts indicated that retail sales were above year-ago levels. Light vehicle sales tapered off from very high March levels in most of the nation. The housing and construction industries remained strong, with commerci... | 2,047 |
beige_book | 1,997 | All twelve district economies expanded in May and early June, although there were pockets of weakness and evidence of capacity constraints restraining growth in some industries. Consumer spending growth was weaker than reported in the last Beige Book, with several districts reporting slower growth in retail and auto sa... | 2,287 |
beige_book | 1,997 | Economic activity generally expanded at a moderate rate in many districts in June and July, although several reported that growth was more brisk. The tempo of consumer spending picked up since the last Beige Book report, aided in part by improved weather. Automobile sales, however, were slightly softer. Manufacturin... | 1,998 |
beige_book | 1,997 | Economic activity expanded in July and August in all twelve Federal Reserve Districts. Although some Districts note signs of slowing in selected sectors, about half the Districts say their region's overall pace picked up in July and August while the others report continued moderate growth. Retail results range from... | 2,000 |
beige_book | 1,997 | Most District reports characterized early autumn's economic activity as moderate to strong in most areas. Retail sales in most Districts in September were weaker than anticipated, with some pickup in October. Automobile sales were mostly slower. Manufacturing activity accelerated or remained at high levels for most ... | 1,652 |
beige_book | 1,997 | On balance, Federal Reserve Districts report a continued moderate pace of economic growth since the last report. Non-auto retail sales improved in most regions. While a number of Districts report that sales were still a bit below plan, retailers are generally optimistic about the sales outlook. Inventories are deeme... | 1,715 |
beige_book | 1,998 | The information collected for these district reports suggests that all twelve district economies continued to expand in November, despite contraction in export industries. The rate of economic expansion slowed in the Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Kansas City and St. Louis Districts, was unchanged in the Chicago, Minneapolis... | 1,567 |
beige_book | 1,998 | Federal Reserve Districts reported that as 1997 came to a close the pace of economic growth continued to be moderate. After a slow start in early December, retail sales gathered momentum in the days before Christmas and during the post-holiday weeks. Overall, retail sales for the holiday season were mainly at o... | 2,003 |
beige_book | 1,998 | All district economies continue to show overall strength, but a few have noted some recent moderation in their rates of growth. Retail sales are generally up in most districts, exceeding retailers' expectations in many of them. Auto sales, however, are generally down, although demand for pickup trucks and sport... | 2,337 |
beige_book | 1,998 | Reports from Federal Reserve Districts indicated that economic growth generally continued to be moderate to strong in March and April. Expansion was occurring in nearly all Districts, although Dallas reported some recent signs of slowing growth amid basically strong regional economic conditions and Minneap... | 1,810 |
beige_book | 1,998 | In agriculture, crop conditions are generally favorable, but crop and livestock prices are low. Oil and gas drilling continues slack, while output in other natural resource industries is generally stable. Seven districts report some adverse effects from economic problems in Asia. Household Spend... | 1,996 |
beige_book | 1,998 | Reports from Federal Reserve Districts generally indicated a high level of economic activity and further expansion recently, though with moderation in growth for some regions and sectors. In most Districts, retail sales were in line with retailers' expectations, and inventories generally were characterized as balanced... | 1,766 |
beige_book | 1,998 | The overall tenor of the District reports suggests that the economy is continuing to expand at a moderate pace, although several Districts indicated slowing in some sectors. Notably, the New York District reports that significant segments of its economy were slowing, and the Dallas District notes that economic activit... | 1,609 |
beige_book | 1,998 | District reports suggested that the pace of economic expansion moderated in September and October amid signs of slowing in some sectors. Retail sales were mostly at or below merchants' expectations, but there were only scattered reports of unanticipated inventory accumulation. Real estate and construction activity re... | 2,002 |
beige_book | 1,999 | According to reports from business contacts in the twelve Federal Reserve districts, most regions are showing solid economic growth overall, despite mixed or weak results for individual sectors in some areas. New York, Philadelphia, and Richmond report a pickup in activity recently, while Boston, Atlanta, Cleveland, K... | 1,897 |
beige_book | 1,999 | District reports indicate that the U.S. economy continues to operate at generally strong levels and to expand at a moderate pace. Consumer spending remains healthy, led by strong motor vehicle sales. Most Districts noted improvements in manufacturing activity; however, weak foreign demand is a problem for some indust... | 1,982 |
beige_book | 1,999 | Most districts continue to report strong economic growth but some slowing is noted. Manufacturing activity continues to advance in almost all districts and for most industries. Although four districts report some slowing in consumer outlays, spending generally remains strong and most retailers are expecting increases i... | 1,667 |
beige_book | 1,999 | District reports indicate continued strength in economic activity, though there are widespread reports of supply constraints. Retail sales, which had been robust in the second quarter, decelerated somewhat in July, in some cases due to low inventories of clearance merchandise. Manufacturing activity continues to expa... | 2,096 |
beige_book | 1,999 | District reports indicate that the U.S. economy remains strong, with gains in activity widespread. Retail activity in most districts has shown little sign of slowing, and consumers remain upbeat about the economy. Home furnishings and motor vehicles sold particularly well... | 2,186 |
beige_book | 1,999 | The districts reported some further gains in economic activity in January and February, despite weakness in agriculture and a few manufacturing industries. Consumer spending continued to display strength, aided by post-holiday price discounting and mild weather in some regions. Motor vehicle sales increased, l... | 2,214 |
beige_book | 1,999 | Reports from most Federal Reserve Districts indicated continued moderate to strong economic growth in October and November. Growth was described as strong in the New York, Richmond, Dallas, Minneapolis, and San Francisco Districts, and moderate in the Boston, Philadelphia, and Atlanta Districts. Further growth was rep... | 1,829 |
beige_book | 1,999 | All district economies continue to exhibit overall strength, with most experiencing moderate-to-brisk rates of growth. Retail sales are generally up in most districts, with back-to-school sales meeting or exceeding retailers' expectations in many cases. Vehicle sales remain robust, although some dealers are unable to... | 2,226 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday January 19, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District January 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS January 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS Summary i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - N... | 16,627 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday November 1, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District October 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS October 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - N... | 16,894 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday August 9, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District July 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS JULY 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New York ... | 17,637 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday September 20, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District September 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS SEPTEMBER 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second Distri... | 16,825 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday May 3, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District April 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT APRIL 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New York II... | 16,126 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday March 8, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District February 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS February 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - Ne... | 17,014 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday June 14, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District June 2000 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS JUNE 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New York I... | 17,267 |
beige_book | 2,000 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday December 6, 2000 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District November 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New York II-1 Third District - Philadelphia III-1 Fourth District - Cleveland IV-1 Fifth Distri... | 16,695 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday May 2, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District April 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT April 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New York II... | 17,556 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday January 17, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District January 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS January 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - N... | 16,533 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday March 7, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District February 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT February 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS Summary i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - New... | 17,101 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday October 24, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District October 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT OCTOBER 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District - Ne... | 18,814 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday September 19, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District September 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT SEPTEMBER 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second Distric... | 17,940 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday November 28, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District November 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS NOVEMBER 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District ... | 17,867 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday August 8, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District July 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS JULY 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District-Boston I-1 Second District-New York II-1... | 17,955 |
beige_book | 2,001 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday June 13, 2001 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District June 2001 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS June 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District-Boston I-1 Second District-New York II-1 ... | 17,126 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday March 6, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District February 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS FEBRUARY 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston -1 Second District - New... | 17,162 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday January 16, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District January 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS JANUARY 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY . i First District - Boston . . I-1 Second Distri... | 17,607 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday June 12, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District June 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY BY FEDERAL ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS RESERVE DISTRICTS June 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SU MMARY . .. ... .. i First District - Boston ... -1 Second Distr... | 17,078 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday April 24, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District April 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS April 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SU MMARY i First District - Boston I-1 Second District -New Yor... | 17,376 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday October 23, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District October 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS October 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUM M ARY i First District- Boston I-1 Second District- N... | 16,707 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. Wednesday November 27, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District November 2002 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT November 2002 Summary* Economic activity grew slowly, on balance, in late October and e... | 18,308 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday July 31, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District July 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY i First District - Boston I- Second District - New York II-1 Third District - Philadelphia -1 Fourth District - Cleveland IV-1 Fifth District - Richmo... | 17,417 |
beige_book | 2,002 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday September 11, 2002 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Reserve District September 2002 SUMMARY¹ District reports suggest that the growth of economic activity has slowed in recent weeks, with a good deal of variation across sectors. Although Atlanta and ... | 18,757 |
beige_book | 2,008 | For use at 2:00 p.m., E.D.T. Wednesday July 23, 2008 Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions By Federal Reserve District July 2008 SUMMARY OF COMMENTARY ON CURRENT ECONOMIC CONDITIONS BY FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICT July 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY...……………………………………..……..i First District – Boston…………………………..... | 19,245 |
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