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Tune in this evening for Global Perspectives: Hunter Hunt, CEO of Hunt Energy, will share his thoughts on the energy sector with Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan. Livestream will begin at 6 p.m. CT here: dallasfed.org/research/persp…

A sequence of major economic and geopolitical events has reshaped the structure of global trade in the past decade. The latest on Dallas Fed Economics explores these shifting global trade patterns. dallasfed.org/research/econo…

Eleventh District banks, benefitting from steady profits, strong credit conditions and improving bank capital levels, are well positioned to compete in a changing regulatory environment. Read more: dallasfed.org/research/swe/2…

The latest research on Dallas Fed Economics sheds light on the drivers of mortgage rates and why they do not necessarily exhibit significant responses to changes in monetary policy. dallasfed.org/research/econo…

The latest on Dallas Fed Economics compares how price growth evolved in 2025 in core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) categories facing realized tariff rate changes. dallasfed.org/research/econo…

The Texas Employment Forecast indicates jobs will increase 1.8% in 2026. Texas Business Outlook Surveys suggest employment growth remains sluggish, with heightened uncertainty weighing on hiring and capital expenditure decisions. dallasfed.org/research/forec…

Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan dissented from language in the Federal Open Market Committee's post-meeting statement on April 29th. Read her view here: dallasfed.org/news/releases/…

The Trimmed Mean PCE inflation rate over the 12 months ending in March was 2.4 percent—up slightly from February. The one-month annualized rate of Trimmed Mean PCE inflation was 2.9 percent: dallasfed.org/research/pce

The Dallas Fed, in partnership with the @DCCupdates, is excited to bring you a conversation with Hunter Hunt who will share his thoughts on the energy sector. Learn more and register here: dallasfed.org/research/persp…

Texas business executives were also asked supplemental questions on the Iran war. Higher fuel costs are the most commonly cited negative impact to businesses, followed by higher uncertainty and reduced customer spending. dallasfed.org/research/surve…

Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey: The revenue index edged up three points to 4.3, suggesting revenue increased slightly. Despite the rise in activity, labor market measures suggested both employment and workweeks were unchanged. dallasfed.org/research/surve…

Texas business executives were also asked supplemental questions on the Iran war. Higher fuel costs are the most commonly cited negative impact to businesses, followed by higher uncertainty and reduced customer spending. dallasfed.org/research/surve…

Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey: Manufacturing output growth accelerated in April. The production index jumped 12 points to 19.0, suggestive of an above-average pace of output expansion. Other measures also showed signs of faster growth this month. dallasfed.org/research/surve…

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Executives expect traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to eventually normalize, although most believe it will take time. Read the full report here: dallasfed.org/research/surve… #OOTT

In response to recent developments in the global oil market, we conducted a follow-up to the first quarter survey. Most executives expect U.S. oil production to increase in response to the Iran war: dallasfed.org/research/surve… #OOTT

The Dallas Fed, in partnership with @DCCupdates, is excited to bring you a conversation with Hunter Hunt who will share his thoughts on the energy sector. Learn more and register here: dallasfed.org/research/persp…

The Texas Employment Forecast indicates jobs will increase 1.4 percent in 2026. Texas employment grew an annualized 0.3 percent in February, while January job growth was 1.1 percent, which was revised down. dallasfed.org/research/forec…

Housing affordability stabilized in the US and globally in 2025, but the picture varies across countries. In some nations, house prices are outpacing income growth, squeezing affordability. Elsewhere, falling home prices are providing relief. dallasfed.org/research/inter…

In a new article, Dallas Fed researchers focus on a scenario that reflects the current shortfall in global oil supplies. dallasfed.org/research/econo…