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Dallas Fed recent additions

A comprehensive list of recently added postings on Dallasfed.org.
  • Permian Basin Economic Indicators, Q3 2025

    Employment in the Permian Basin grew in the second quarter. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate in the region decreased slightly from the first quarter 2025. Home sales increased, while the median price of homes sold was flat.

  • Fast-growing Texas metros offer blueprint to handle U.S. housing shortage

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

  • Texas economy cools as concerns about tariffs, uncertainty persist

    The Texas economy appears to be cooling following an upturn during the summer. The TBOS headline indexes of manufacturing production and services revenue weakened in September and October, following a brief late -summer rebound.

  • Weekly Economic Index

    The WEI is currently 2.00 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended Nov. 8 and 2.27 percent for Nov. 1.

  • Southern New Mexico Economic Indicators, Q2 2025

    Employment in Southern New Mexico grew in the second quarter. The unemployment rate fell but remained higher than the state and nation.

  • Rio Grande Valley Economic Indicators, Third Quarter 2025

    Employment increased in the Rio Grande Valley and unemployment rose in the three months ending in August. Year-over-year wage increases were mixed, with wages down in McAllen but up in Brownsville.

  • Bankers report declines in loan volume and demand

    Loan volume and demand fell in November after several months of growth. Volume declines were led by consumer and commercial and industrial lending.

  • Has the opioid crisis peaked in Texas and the U.S.?

    After years of mounting deaths and costs from opioid addition, recent declines in both Texas and the nation suggest the worst may have passed.

  • Southwest Economy Podcast

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

  • 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.