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Dallas Fed recent additions

A comprehensive list of recently added postings on Dallasfed.org.
  • Southwest Economy Podcast

    Listen in as we dive deeper into selected topics from the Southwest Economy publication in this podcast series.

  • Podcast: Hammering home why a U.S. housing shortage persists

    Cullum Clark, director of the Bush Institute–SMU Economic Growth Initiative and an adjunct economics professor at Southern Methodist University, discusses his recent report, “Build Homes, Expand Opportunity: Lessons from America’s Fastest-Growing Cities” with the Dallas Fed’s Pia Orrenius.

  • Weekly Economic Index

    The WEI is currently 2.22 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended Nov. 1 and 1.99 percent for Oct. 25.

  • Texas Economic Indicators, October 2025

    Growth in the Texas economy appears to be slowing. The October Texas Business Outlook Surveys indicated subdued job growth in manufacturing but contracting employment in the service sector. Wage growth remained modest.

  • How might artificial intelligence affect Texas’ good jobs?

    Recent Dallas Fed research emphasizes that AI can either help or replace workers depending on the nuance of their occupations. But how might AI affect jobs that don’t require bachelor’s degrees but still pay self-sustaining wages?

  • Batteries, solar help keep the lights on in Texas but more needed

    Many Texas residents remain skeptical about the reliability of the electric grid since massive dayslong outages in February 2021. Notably, the power supply situation has since improved, with capacity added over the past two years, primarily from solar and a tripling of battery storage capacity.

  • Optimal Foreign Reserve Intervention and Financial Development

    This paper documents evidence of a U-shaped relationship between financial development and the adjustments of foreign exchange reserve holdings in response to a U.S. interest rate increase.

  • Higher tariffs in U.S., Mexico part of global response to China export surge

    Concerns regarding diversion or transshipment of Chinese exports have figured prominently in U.S. trade talks in 2025. Mexico and Canada have already raised tariffs on Chinese goods in some sectors to protect their domestic industries.

  • Texas economic growth outpaces the nation, but are small businesses keeping up?

    Given Texas’ strong economic performance compared with the U.S., one might think the state’s small businesses would outperform those nationwide.

  • Ample liquidity for a safe and efficient banking system

    President Logan discussed the stance of monetary policy and how the Fed's balance sheet fosters a safe and efficient liquidity environment for the U.S. banking system.