Broad measures of the San Antonio economy were largely positive in October. The San Antonio Business-Cycle Index increased, jobs were added at a moderate pace and the unemployment rate was steady.
Economic growth in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex remained steady in October. Both payroll employment and the Dallas and Fort Worth business-cycle indexes—broad measures of local economic activity—increased strongly.
Robust expansion continued in the Eleventh District economy, with gains generally broad based across sectors. Growth in the manufacturing and nonfinancial services sectors stayed strong, though retail sales were mixed.
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At the Dallas Fed, we're working to support the financial health of the people and businesses in the Eleventh District as we deal with this unprecedented crisis.
Many people in our district face barriers to economic opportunity. We're proud to support and celebrate National Workforce Development Month, which recognizes the importance of living wage career pathways and access to quality employment.
The Dallas Fed promotes a strong financial system and healthy economy for everyone in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District, which includes Texas, northern Louisiana and southern New Mexico. We’re building a strong economy together.
