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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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Economic Education: Undergraduate students from across the nation can compete in the 2026 #FedChallenge#. Register by September 30, 2026.
Outlooks were stable to positive, dampened by concern over inflation, the level of demand, and geopolitical and domestic policy uncertainty. Read more in the latest Beige Book:
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The Texas Employment Forecast indicates jobs will increase 2.0 percent in 2026. Texas employment grew an annualized 3.5 percent in June, adding 42,100 jobs. Meanwhile, May employment growth was revised up to 1.3 percent.
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Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan delivered these remarks prior to a moderated conversation at the Dallas Fed's Houston Branch.
Commercial banks have begun exploring adoption of tokenized deposits, traditional deposits on digital ledgers. Tokenized deposits could improve payment efficiency for retail and institutional clients.
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The WEI is currently 3.17 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth, for the week ended July 4 and 2.55 percent for June 27. The 13-week moving average is 2.85 percent. This is compared with 2.68 percent four-quarter GDP growth through first quarter 2026.
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Japan outpaces global rise in long term interest rates. To see more visit the Database of Global Economic Indicators.
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan delivered these remarks during The Future of Market Liquidity and Functioning Workshop at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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The Texas economy expanded in May. Employment grew and the labor force expanded modestly. The June Texas Business Outlook Surveys showed continued expansion in wages and benefits. Exports rose in April, while the Texas Leading Index ticked down in May.
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AI exposure has a positive relationship with labor productivity growth in U.S. industry. Recent productivity growth is especially strong in information, finance and insurance, and professional and technical services.
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Monetary policy does not travel only through borrowing costs or the sectors that households touch first. New Dallas Fed research shows it also moves through the web of supplier relationships that ties industries together.
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Dallas Fed Agricultural Survey: Bankers reported stable but depressed conditions across most of the Eleventh District. Commodity prices remained low while cattle prices remained high and profitability concerns were noted by several participants.
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The latest on Southwest Economy takes a look at the higher education landscape using insights from Texas education data:
