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Boston Fed serves the First Federal Reserve District: CT (excluding Fairfield County), MA, ME, NH, RI, and VT.
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  • @BostonFed
    Boston Fed
    @BostonFed
    Sep 4
    Payroll employment grew by 0.3% over the year in July, slightly outpacing the U.S. growth rate of 0.2%. This marks the second consecutive month of employment growth in New England, following a decline over the preceding year. Read more: bit.ly/4yqkhTb
  • @BostonFed
    Boston Fed
    @BostonFed
    Sep 3
    In 2025, U.S. workers grew increasingly concerned about losing their job to artificial intelligence. And those fears affected their expectations about how much money they could save. See details from this new Boston Fed research: bit.ly/4xIoaTw
  • @BostonFed
    Boston Fed
    @BostonFed
    Sep 3
    Economic activity in New England continued to expand slightly, but the outlook was more pessimistic amid inflation concerns. Read the September Beige Book for details on developments in the regional economy, based on reports from industry leaders: bit.ly/3SOCg6u
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  • @BostonFed
    Boston Fed
    @BostonFed
    Aug 26
    Applications for the Boston Fed’s two-year Research Associate program are now open for June 2027 positions. Recent college graduates with a bachelor’s or master’s in economics or a related field are encouraged to apply by Sept. 30:
    bostonfed.org
    Research Associate Program
    Explore the Boston Fed’s two‑year RA program and gain hands‑on research experience in economics, policy, and financial markets.
  • @BostonFed
    Boston Fed
    @BostonFed
    Aug 25
    Boston Fed President Susan M. Collins shares her views on the economy in her latest “Perspectives.” Collins describes labor market conditions as broadly balanced. But she says she remains particularly concerned about price stability. bostonfed.org/news-and-event…
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