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Money in Motion Exhibit
04 Jun ’26
A new way to experience money, banking, and the Federal Reserve's role in the economy; open Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (Last admission is at 4:00 p.m.) Money in Motion is a dynamic, interactive experience that brings monetary history to life.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia serves the Third District, which covers Delaware, southern New Jersey, and eastern and central Pennsylvania. We celebrate the rich history of our region and work to support a strong economy for the people and communities who call the Third District home.
Follow along as President Anna Paulson visits communities across the Third District to gain insights into regional economic conditions. Discover how these connections make a difference and how collaboration drives our mission forward.
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On the Ground in South Jersey: Understanding the Economy in Real Time
03 Jun ’26
Philadelphia Fed President and CEO Anna Paulson spent two days in southern New Jersey listening to workers, business owners, bankers, and logistics leaders. From AI training programs to port operations, the conversations revealed the economic realities behind the data — insights essential to informed monetary policy.
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Aruoba-Diebold-Scotti Business Conditions Index
04 Jun ’26
An index designed to track real business conditions at high observation frequency
Eds and Meds: Variability of Anchor Institution Employment Impacts Across U.S. Regions
Universities and hospitals anchor regional economies in distinct ways. The updated Anchor Economy Dashboard now separates their economic impacts, revealing how each sector uniquely shapes local economies and drives different regional dynamics.
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LIFE Survey Data Report – April 2026
This report is part of a quarterly series on key observations from the Labor, Income, Finances, and Expectations (LIFE) Survey. Data from the survey provide insight into consumers’ recent financial lives and their future expectations.