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Dallas Fed recent additions

A comprehensive list of recently added postings on Dallasfed.org.
  • Spotlight: Lower U.S. Crude Oil Production Decreases Output, Raises Price of Natural Gas

    Natural gas futures plummeted to a historic low in June 2020 only to rebound by late October, mainly due to a decline in natural gas production from oil wells.

  • Go Figure: Loan Delinquencies Start to Climb After Falling with Stimulus and Relief

    COVID-19 stimulus and loan relief helped Texas borrowers avoid falling behind on loan payments in 2020's second quarter.

  • Texas Employment Forecast

    Texas employment grew 4.0 percent annualized in November after increasing a slightly revised 10.9 percent in October. While jobs have increased since May, they are still down sharply from December 2019.

  • Real-Time Population Survey (RPS)

    The employment rate for working-age adults (18–64) was 68.6 percent in the RPS for the week of Dec. 6–12, a decrease relative to the estimate of 69.9 percent for the week of Nov. 8–14.

  • Energy Indicators

    U.S. oil and gas employment ticked up in November—the first improvement since February. Benchmark natural gas prices were up in November, as were U.S. gas exports.

  • Retirement Reality Check

    While longer-term concerns may be taking a backseat to short-term ones during the crisis, the pandemic underscores how important it is for individuals to invest in their own financial security.

  • Houston Economic Indicators

    Local employment data show further improvement in October, though Houston continued to lag the rest of Texas due to weakness in the energy sector.

  • Austin Economic Indicators

    The Austin economy continued to recover in October. The Austin Business-Cycle Index accelerated as recent job growth was positive in most industries, and the unemployment rate declined.

  • El Paso Economic Indicators

    El Paso’s economic recovery resumed in October after faltering in September. The El Paso Business-Cycle Index picked up thanks to monthly payroll gains, largely within the professional and business services sector.

  • Dallas-Fort Worth Economic Indicators

    Dallas–Fort Worth’s recovery from the economic effects of COVID-19 progressed further in October. Payrolls expanded broadly, unemployment dipped and the Dallas and Fort Worth business-cycle indexes rose.