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Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan delivered remarks on the economic and monetary policy outlook at the 11th joint energy conference hosted by the Federal Reserve banks of Dallas and Kansas City.
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🔴Livestream: Tune in to Energy and the Economy: Tail Risks, Tailwinds and Resiliency, the 11th annual energy conference is jointly hosted by the Federal Reserve banks of Dallas and Kansas City.
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Banking Conditions Survey: Bankers report stable growth in loan volume in the face of continued credit tightening
Crude oil prices fall in third quarter. The price of natural gas in the Permian Basin (Waha) rose while the national benchmark price (Henry Hub) fell in the second quarter.
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Mexico’s GDP grew 0.9 percent in the third quarter of 2026, slowing from 1.4 percent in the second quarter but remaining above its 10-year average of 0.4 percent.
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The WEI is currently 3.47 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended Oct. 31 and 2.95 percent for Oct. 24. The 13-week moving average is 3.03 percent.
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Tune in this evening as AT&T CFO Pascal Desroches and Rice University President Reginald DesRoches join Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan to discuss AI, the future workforce, and the economic outlook. Livestream will begin at 6 p.m. CT here:
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Fort Worth employment fell 2.3 percent in September after growing 1.6 percent in August. Texas employment declined 1.6 percent in September while employment nationally grew 0.2 percent.
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Texas Economic Indicators: The Texas labor market softened in September. Employment fell, with growth mixed across sectors. However, the unemployment rate was flat and wages increased in September.
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El Paso Economic Indicators: The El Paso economy contracted in recent months. Employment decreased in the three months ending in September, with the decline generally broad-based across sectors. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate ticked down.
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Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan delivered remarks on the economy at visit to Davidson College:
The overall personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation rate for September, released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), was 3.6 percent on a 12-month basis and an annualized 6.1 percent for the month.
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The WEI is currently 2.98 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended Oct. 24 and 3.25 percent for Oct. 17. The 13-week moving average is 2.98 percent.
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The only sectors that grew from June through September were professional and business services and construction. Read the full report here:
There’s still time to register for Global Perspectives: AT&T CFO Pascal Desroches and Rice University President Reginald DesRoches join Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan to discuss AI, the future workforce, and the economic outlook.
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Austin employment fell an annualized 0.8 percent in September after declining 3.0 percent in August. Texas employment dipped 1.6 percent in September while employment nationally grew 0.2 percent.
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Texas service sector activity rebounded in October, according to business executives responding to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey. Read the full report:
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The WEI is currently 3.33 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended Oct. 17 and 3.02 percent for Oct. 10. The 13-week moving average is 2.94 percent.
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According to new analysis asset managers have increasingly found the cash-futures basis trade less attractive relative to alternatives, including swaps linked to new debt issuance tied to data center construction in support of artificial intelligence (AI).
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The production index, a key measure of Texas manufacturing conditions, increased six points to 10.1. Other measures of manufacturing activity also showed solid growth.
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