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Key Takeaways from the Business Outlook and Trends Survey

This District Data Brief analyzes the results of the inaugural Business Outlook and Trends Survey (BOTS), which aimed to shed light on business conditions in the Fourth District. Firms were asked about their business conditions during the six months prior to the survey and their expectations for the six months following the survey. The survey covered topics such as consumer demand, capital investments, and staffing levels.
Cleveland Fed District Data Brief

SORCE Insights: An Initial Look at the Anticipated Impact of Tariffs on Fourth District Businesses

The Cleveland Fed’s Survey of Regional Conditions and Expectations (SORCE) administered in February 2025 asked respondents from across the Fourth District a set of special questions about the potential impact of tariffs on their business. This District Data Brief analyzes their responses.
Cleveland Fed District Data Brief

Journal Article
Understanding the Motivations for Business Participation in Voluntary Web-Based Business Surveys

As survey response rates decline nationwide, Federal Reserve Banks face challenges to engaging business survey panelists to collect some of the economic data that helps inform monetary policy. This Economic Commentary examines what motivates businesses to participate in some of the survey panels run by the regional groups at the Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland and Richmond. Based on 312 survey responses, our results show that while helping the Fed is the primary motivation across all segments, participation drivers vary by firm size, recruitment method, and panel tenure. These findings ...
Economic Commentary , Volume 2026 , Issue 18 , Pages 12

Journal Article
Will US Firms Adopt Stablecoins? Survey Says They're Not Enthusiastic

We surveyed 148 firms active in the Fourth District about whether they had plans to use stablecoins. Responses were overwhelmingly negative, with only eight of our contacts expressing any such plans. Asked why they did not plan to use stablecoins, respondents cited satisfaction with existing payment methods, unfamiliarity with the new technology, and a lack of demand from clients and suppliers to pay using stablecoins.
Economic Commentary , Volume 2026 , Issue 22 , Pages 10

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