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  • Economic Indicators

    Texas Economic Indicators

    The Texas economy slowed in August. Employment was flat, and unemployment ticked up. Growth in the Texas Business-Cycle Index softened but remained above the 2000–21 average.

  • Real Wages per Worker for Texas and Texas Metros

    Real wages per worker for Texas and Texas metros are published quarterly. To produce these series, wage and employment data from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages are seasonally and inflation-adjusted by the Dallas Fed.

  • Total Real Wages for Texas Metros

    Total real wages for Texas metros are published quarterly. To produce these series, wage data from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages are seasonally and inflation-adjusted by the Dallas Fed.

  • Texas Service Sector Growth Weakens in August

    Activity in the Texas service sector increased at a slower pace in August, according to business executives responding to the Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey.

  • Economic Indicators

    Texas Economic Indicators

    The Texas economy continued to expand in July, with broad based growth in payrolls. Job openings remained elevated, and the unemployment rate ticked down.

  • Dallas Fed Economics

    Signs of slowdown growing in Texas; price pressures ease

    The Texas economy continued expanding in June and July, though at a decelerating pace compared with earlier this year.

  • Economic Indicators

    Energy Indicators

    Russia increasingly restricting natural gas supplies to Europe over the past year has pushed natural gas prices to stratospheric levels in Europe. The hunt for substitutes amid widespread heat waves is pulling many other energy prices up with it.

  • Economic Indicators

    Texas Economic Indicators

    The Texas economy continued to expand in June. Employment strengthened in all major sectors, led by growth in the information sector.

  • Texas Service Sector Growth Holds Steady in July

    Activity in the Texas service sector increased moderately in July, according to business executives responding to the Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey.

  • Texas home prices rose at record pace in 2021

    The buyer frenzy in Texas housing markets began in summer 2020, just months after COVID-19 shut down the economy in March and April.