Economic Updates
Texas Video Update
Dallas Fed economists provide updates on the Texas economy.
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March 2018
Dallas Fed economist Jesus Cañas discusses the current outlook for the Texas economy and potential risks to the forecast.
February 2018
Dallas Fed economist Emily Kerr discusses the Texas economy and labor market.
November 2017
Dallas Fed economist Amy Jordan discusses the Texas economic outlook post-Hurricane Harvey.
August 2017
Dallas Fed economist Jesus Cañas discusses the Texas economy.
June 2017
Dallas Fed economist Anil Kumar discusses the Texas housing market.
May 2017
Dallas Fed economist Anil Kumar discusses Texas' continued economic growth and data suggesting Texas home prices may be overvalued relative to key economic fundamentals.
March 2017
Dallas Fed economist Emily Kerr discusses a recent surge in Texas job growth, the current employment forecast and potential risks to the forecast.
February 2017
Dallas Fed economist Jason Saving discusses the latest data on the Texas economy, including job growth in the major metro areas, the current state of the energy industry and outlooks for the manufacturing and service sector.
December 2016
Dallas Fed economist Keith Phillips discusses the outlook for the Texas economy heading into 2017.
November 2016
Dallas Fed economist Amy Jordan discusses the latest data on the Texas economy and why "the end of the Texas slump" may be in sight.
September 2016
Dallas Fed economist Pia Orrenius discusses why "the worst of the energy crisis may be over" in Texas.
August 2016
Dallas Fed business economist Jesus Cañas provides an update on the Texas economy, including employment data, exports and the energy sector.
June 2016
Dallas Fed business economist Laila Assanie discusses the current state of the Texas housing market and provides an outlook for the Texas economy.
May 2016
Dallas Fed business economist Emily Kerr discusses the outlook for Texas employment growth. She outlines the impact of low oil prices on the Texas economy and the Houston, Austin and Dallas metro areas. Kerr also highlights some bright spots in the Texas economy, including the real estate market.
