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  • San Antonio maintains business-friendly posture despite uncertainty

    Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan's second visit to San Antonio on her 360 Listening Tour centered on how Bexar County business and community leaders are handling uncertainty driven by tariffs, immigration and artificial intelligence (AI).

  • Research Department Working Papers

    The Fatal Consequences of Brain Drain

    This paper examines the welfare consequences of reallocating high-skilled labor across national borders.

  • El Paso navigates new complexities in international economy

    On President Lorie Logan’s second visit to El Paso as part of her 360 Listening Tour, she heard from business and community leaders about key issues for the Borderplex region, including immigration, trade and water.

  • Speech by President Lorie K. Logan

    Opening remarks for moderated conversation at the World Affairs Council of San Antonio

    Dallas Fed President Logan's base case is that monetary policy needs to hold tight for a while longer to bring inflation sustainably back to target, but she believes it's also quite plausible that some combination of softer inflation and a weakening labor market will call for lower rates fairly soon.

  • Waco’s business community thrives on partnerships, trust

    A surge in business relocations, driven in part by Waco's central location in the geographic triangle formed by Texas' five largest cities, has served as a foundation for Waco’s growth in recent years.

  • Speech by President Lorie K. Logan

    Opening remarks for Fed Listens

    Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan spoke ahead of a Fed Listens roundtable in El Paso, part of an event series to hear from people across the country about how the Fed's monetary policy framework affects businesses and communities.

  • Speech by President Lorie K. Logan

    Opening remarks for conversation at Greater Waco Chamber

    President Lorie Logan delivered remarks on how the Federal Reserve's federated structure and monetary policy independence serve the country.

  • Innovation flourishes in Austin

    Austin continues to grow as a place where research and creativity flourish. On a recent trip to the Texas capital, Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan visited with people representing various stages of the innovation cycle, from cutting-edge research to developing real-life applications.

  • In Abilene, Big Country success depends on small-town community

    Abilene anchors a 19-county rural region dubbed “The Big Country” by early pioneers. Collaboration was a consistent theme in Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan's conversations with community and business leaders during a recent trip to the area.

  • Growth at Texas A&M means growth for College Station

    Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan's 360° Listening Tour is taking her to communities all around the Eleventh Federal Reserve District. The tour is helping deepen her understanding of the region’s people and economy by adding color and perspective that go beyond official statistics.