The Federal Reserve's important triannual "Survey of Consumer Finance" - where a lot of wealth data comes from - apparently comes out Thursday, October 19th. It's for 2022, after last being updated in 2019. What are people going to be looking for? What are first checks? #EconSky 📉📈

Definitely look forward to seeing more granular data on how the pandemic affected wealth concentration across demographic characteristics, especially race.

omg you're my hero I was waiting for news on this

Does it suggest a large divergence from B.101.H aggregate asset and net worth levels for the last three years?

Some evidence here could be updated. www.nber.org/papers/w3177...

Is There Really an Inflation Tax? Not For the Middle Class and the Ultra-Wealthy

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I always love updates on the % of households invested in the stock market (a) directly and (b) indirectly; the value of their porfolios (by decile); % that own their own home, and the net value they have. Had to use 2019 data for this banger: medium.com/imagining-eq...

(I say apparently because I can't find any info on the Fed's site, but just from this Treasury press release, of all things.) home.treasury.gov/news/press-r...