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May 1, 2026
Dallas Fed President Lorie K. Logan explained her dissent from recent FOMC statement language suggesting likely interest rate cuts. Logan cited ongoing inflation concerns and called for neutral forward guidance amid economic uncertainty.
Read more →April 30, 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reported that its Trimmed Mean PCE inflation measure rose to 2.4 percent over the past year through March, slightly higher than in February. The announcement also included updated figures on overall personal consumption expenditures and core measures.
Read more →April 24, 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas projects slower job growth for Texas in its latest forecast released April 17th—down from last month’s estimate—with statewide unemployment holding steady at 4.3%. Economist Luis Torres cited several challenges affecting labor supply and demand.
Read more →April 23, 2026
The Dallas Fed has released updated results from its Energy Survey amid ongoing global oil market shifts. Executives weighed in on expectations for supply routes, U.S. production levels, employment trends and shipping costs following recent geopolitical events.
Read more →April 3, 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has raised its projection for Texas job growth in its latest outlook for next year. The updated forecast expects statewide employment will rise by nearly two percent amid mixed signals from metro areas.
Read more →March 25, 2026
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports that regional oil and gas activity expanded during early 2026 amid ongoing uncertainty linked to global events. While overall production levels stayed steady, many smaller companies plan more drilling as prices rise.
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