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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
The Dallas Fed serves the American people by promoting a strong financial system and a healthy economy for everyone.
About Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is part of the Federal Reserve System, the central bank of the United States. We work with other regional Federal Reserve Banks and the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C., to drive monetary policy that is attentive to the needs of communities all across the nation. And we help make sure that, wherever you live, you can rely on money, banks and payments when you use them. Our work at the Dallas Fed supports the entire country, but our heart belongs to the region we call home. We serve the Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Texas, northern Louisiana and southern New Mexico. 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗪𝗲 𝗗𝗼 Economy: Our research team monitors the regional economy and shares accurate, unbiased economic data and analysis. Banking: Our cash team supplies the region’s banks with currency, and our examiners supervise banks to ensure they are treating consumers fairly and operating soundly. Community: Our outreach team partners with business and community leaders to promote economic growth across the region. Education: Our education team provides lesson materials and presentations on economics, managing money and the Federal Reserve.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas published the Houston Economic Indicators report showing that payroll growth over the three months ending in July 2026 was 2.1 percent annualized, or 18,000 jobs.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports that the weekly weighted economy index (WEI) is currently 3.06 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth for the week ended August 29.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas compares the weekly weighted economy index (WEI) to 2.10 percent four-quarter GDP growth through the second quarter of 2026.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports that the weekly weighted economy index (WEI) is currently 2.84 percent, scaled to four-quarter GDP growth for the week ended August 22.
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Presence & Recognition
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is celebrating the 50th symposium next year.
Reported by Lorie Logan
Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas published the latest Beige Book for the Eleventh District showing economic activity expanded over the reporting period with prices rising moderately except in the manufacturing sector which experienced robust price growth.
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Presence & Recognition
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas economist Reid Taylor discussed Texas's electricity transmission network in an event co-hosted with the Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas published new analysis showing generative artificial intelligence is reshaping labor demand in Texas, resulting in fewer openings and a shift away from more AI-exposed occupations.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas published the Texas Service Sector Outlook Survey showing that the revenue index ticked down three points to 6.6 in August.
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Research & Knowledge
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas published the Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey results showing that Texas manufacturing output growth accelerated in August, with the production index increasing six points to 16.1.
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Presence & Recognition
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas held an annual school supply drive bringing together colleagues from El Paso, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio to donate over 29,000 school supplies to students across the district.
Reported by Robert Triplett