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New Mexico

  • Economic Indicators

    Energy Indicators

    Global oil inventories are expected to rise over the next year as supply growth continues outpacing consumption. Chinese stockpiling has provided some price support. U.S. crude production is projected to remain stable supported by continued efficiency gains.

  • Southern New Mexico Economic Indicators

    Employment in Las Cruces grew solidly in 2025. The unemployment rate ticked up in December but remains low compared with pre-pandemic levels.

  • Economic surveys

    Agricultural Survey

    Bankers responding to the fourth-quarter survey reported stable conditions in the agricultural industry in most regions of the Eleventh District.

  • Southern New Mexico Economic Indicators

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

  • Southwest Economy

    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.

  • Dallas Fed Economics

    Central bank swaps offer dollar crisis lifeline to non-U.S. banks

    Starting in late 2007, the Federal Reserve, in partnership with a few major foreign central banks, began offering central bank dollar liquidity swap lines as an important liquidity backstop.

  • Economic surveys

    Agricultural Survey

    Bankers responding to the third-quarter agriculture survey reported somewhat better conditions across most regions of the Eleventh District.

  • Energy Indicators

    Global oil inventories are expected to grow in 2025 as analysts expect flat demand growth and an increase in OPEC+ production. A majority of Dallas Fed Energy survey firms reported tariffs increased the cost of drilling new wells.

  • Dallas Fed Economics

    Grading Texas education requires a closer look behind the numbers

    The adequacy of the Texas educational system, which enrolls more than 5.5 million children in public kindergarten-through-12 schools, has been a recurring source of concern in the state.

  • Southern New Mexico Economic Indicators

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