The Kansas City Federal Reserve’s Composite Index for the United States climbed to 14 in September 2026, up from 10 in August 2026, indicating a further strengthening in regional economic activity. The latest reading, updated on 24 September 2026, suggests that conditions in the Tenth Federal Reserve District improved month over month.
The move from 10 to 14 points to a firmer expansion in the region’s overall economic environment, as captured by the composite measure. While specific sector details were not provided, the index’s increase implies that the underlying components tracked by the Kansas City Fed collectively supported a more robust performance in September compared with August.
