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Borrowers with lower credit scores use even less of their credit limits post-pandemic
Kim-Eng Ky | Senior Data Scientist, Community Development and Engagement Ryan Nunn | Assistant Vice President, Community Development and Engagement
March 8, 2023
Article
At a precarious moment, the world is awash in sovereign debt key image
At a precarious moment, the world is awash in sovereign debt
Jeff Horwich | Senior Economics Writer
November 10, 2022
Article
Twin Cities neighborhoods with higher shares of residents of color have less access to credit
Twin Cities neighborhoods with higher shares of residents of color have less access to credit
Tyler Boesch | Data Scientist, Community Development and Engagement Kim-Eng Ky | Senior Data Scientist, Community Development and Engagement
July 6, 2022
Article
Looking up at Wall Street buildings
Is the COVID-19 financial shock a good measure of bank strength?
Jeff Horwich | Senior Economics Writer
June 3, 2022
Article
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Understanding the Russian debt default dilemma
Jeff Horwich | Senior Economics Writer
May 16, 2022
Article
Moscow, Russia with stocks falling
The economic models come to Moscow
Jeff Horwich | Senior Economics Writer
March 3, 2022
Article
Twin Cities Community Credit Profile measures residents’ participation in the credit economy, key image
Twin Cities Community Credit Profile measures residents’ participation in the credit economy
Kim-Eng Ky | Senior Data Scientist, Community Development and Engagement Ryan Nunn | Assistant Vice President, Community Development and Engagement
August 10, 2021
Data
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The Fed’s emergency lending supports the Paycheck Protection Program
Stefanie Aschenbrenner | Financial Analyst Dan Hartzheim | Financial Analyst Richard Jamieson | Financial Analyst Renee Pederson | Financial Analyst Anna Stagg | Communications Coordinating Editor
August 2, 2021
Article
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Credit frictions in the Great Recession
Douglas Clement | Managing Editor (former)
March 19, 2021
Article
Ninth District mortgage delinquency rates surge; other rates stable—key image
Ninth District mortgage delinquency rates surge; other rates stable
Kim-Eng Ky | Senior Data Scientist, Community Development and Engagement Ben Horowitz | Project Director, Community Development and Engagement
July 9, 2020
Article
Introducing What works in community investment, key image
Introducing What works in community investment
Ben Horowitz | Project Director, Community Development and Engagement
June 5, 2020
Article
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis building and logo
Capital stress testing for large banks in light of the COVID-19 pandemic
May 12, 2020
Article