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The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland was established in 1914 as a part of the Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States.

ADDRESS: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, 1455 East 6th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44114

Social Media Guidelines: https://www.clevelandfed.org/social-media-guidelines The Bank’s main office took up residence in its current home in the heart of downtown Cleveland in 1923. The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland serves the Fourth Federal Reserve District, which comprises Ohio, western Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky, and the northern panhandle of West Virginia. It is one of twelve regional Reserve Banks, that together with the Board of Governors in Washington, DC, make up the Federal Reserve System.

10/31/2026

Don’t let anyone trick you with counterfeit money this Halloween!

Brush up on your knowledge of US currency by visiting the U.S. Currency Education Program website: www.uscurrency.gov.

10/30/2026

President Beth Hammack regularly hears that businesses across the Fourth District are having problems finding workers.

Most recently, President Hammack visited Jergens, Inc., a Cleveland-based manufacturer for industrial products like quick-release pins.

During the visit, Jergens’ leadership shared several strategies they are using to address workforce challenges, including partnering with local schools to provide onsite training for students with disabilities; supporting programs that help formerly incarcerated individuals find employment; and cross-training current employees.

Learning what challenges Fourth District businesses are facing and how they’re addressing them is economic data that helps inform President Hammack ahead of Federal Open Market Committee meetings, so she can accurately represent the region in national conversations.

See more from President Hammack’s recent visit to Jergens, Inc.: https://clefed.org/4jPHTMO

10/30/2026

What is the labor market?

Joanna Chiu, a research analyst, explains this concept in her own words as part of our new series, FedBrain.

In these videos, our colleagues break down terms the Federal Reserve commonly uses.

Learn more about our labor market research: https://clefed.org/4yBoNhf

10/29/2026

Know any small business leaders or owners? Tell them about this:

All 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks, including ours, are collecting responses to this year's Small Business Credit Survey (SBCS). Every year, the Fed conducts this nationwide survey to gather insights about businesses' experiences and credit conditions.

The findings from the SBCS are used by policymakers and service providers as they make decisions about that may affect small businesses. The 10–12-minute survey is open to for-profit businesses currently operating, those recently closed, and those about to be established.

By taking the survey, business leaders and owners add to data that can directly inform the Fed, federal government agencies, service providers, policymakers, and others.

Don't delay! https://bit.ly/3SVMh1B

10/28/2026

The Cleveland Fed’s largest event, Policy Summit, is back!

Join us for this premier community development conference, returning on June 23–24, 2027, in Cleveland.

Policy Summit 2027—Insights to Impact: Advancing Economic Opportunity for Communities brings together research, practice, and cross-sector partnership to explore what’s driving economic opportunity—from technologies reshaping the future of work to bold strategies in workforce development and community investment.

Want to get event updates sent right to your inbox? Sign up: https://bit.ly/4y7B1yF

10/27/2026

Have you ever wondered why Cleveland has a Federal Reserve Bank?

Join us for our next Fed Talk, where we’ll answer that question and explore the story behind the Federal Reserve’s regional structure.

We’ll show you how culture, geography, economics, and politics shaped the Fed, and what the Federal Reserve does today.

In-person attendees also can sign up for a tour of our historic building.

In-person registration closes today! Join us in person or online on November 2 at 1 pm ET: https://clefed.org/4xKr1ue

10/26/2026

Our Education and Learning Center is closed this week.

We will reopen during our normal hours on November 2, 9 AM-2 PM ET.

Plan your visit: https://clefed.org/3VbrojN

10/24/2026

New Cleveland Fed research highlights single-family home investor trends across seven urban counties in the Fourth District.

During 2018–2025, the article finds that

• Smaller investors (owning less than 100 homes) continue to account for most investor-owned single-family homes across the counties studied.

• Larger investors maintain a significant presence in Franklin, Hamilton, and Montgomery counties.

• Homes purchased by larger investors were less likely to return to owner occupancy within three years than homes purchased by smaller investors.

Read the full report: https://clefed.org/4s75hYl

10/23/2026

What is a note?

Kristin Hamblin, an operations senior manager, explains this concept in her own words as part of our new series, FedBrain.

In this series, our colleagues break down terms the Federal Reserve commonly uses.

Learn more about what we do: https://clefed.org/4zQON9v

10/22/2026

Know any small business leaders or owners? Tell them about this:

All 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks, including ours, are collecting responses to this year's Small Business Credit Survey (SBCS). Every year, the Fed conducts this nationwide survey to gather insights about businesses’ experiences and credit conditions.

The findings from the SBCS are used by policymakers and service providers as they make decisions about that may affect small businesses. The 10–12-minute survey is open to for-profit businesses currently operating, those recently closed, and those about to be established.

By taking the survey, business leaders and owners add to data that can directly inform the Fed, federal government agencies, service providers, policymakers, and others.

Don't delay! https://bit.ly/3SVMh1B

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