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Fed says Fifth District economy growing moderately
Companies see increased demand but continuing labor shortages
, the Federal Reserve’s Fifth District (including Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Maryland) has been seeing moderate economic growth in recent weeks, according to the latest edition
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Fed says Fifth District economy shows moderate growth
District includes Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Maryland
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The economy has grown “moderately” in recent weeks, with strong production increases, employment rising and consumer spending up in the Federal Reserve’s Fifth District, which includes Virginia, North Carolina, South
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Richmond Fed CEO Tom Barkin weighs in on economic recovery
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With renewed hopes stemming from vaccine distribution, economists and business leaders are looking ahead toward recovery, including pandemic-induced changes that will stay and ways we’ll return to “normalcy.” While it’s
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Why the Richmond Fed has zero Black Ph.D. economists
Bank working to improve talent pipeline, mentorship opportunities
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond is one of only five Fed banks that employs zero Black Ph.D. economists, according to a New York Times report this week. Of the
Va. recovers 68K jobs in August
State still down 212K jobs from same time last year
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In August, Virginia employers recovered a total of 68,000 jobs (a 1.8% increase from July), but the commonwealth is still 212,600 jobs shy of where it was last year, according
Fed says Fifth District economy continues to improve, but activity remains low
District includes Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Maryland
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The economy of the Fifth District of the Federal Reserve (which includes Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia and Maryland) has continued to improve in recent weeks, but activity has