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Dallas Fed reports early signs of slowing in the Texas economy - Vimarsana News

Dallas Fed reports early signs of slowing in the Texas economy

Manufacturing has seen an uptick in production activity but continued decline in future sales as manufacturers make their way through backlogs.

Source: kut.org
Texas economy is slowing down, in manufacturing and services - Vimarsana News

Texas economy is slowing down, in manufacturing and services

Rising prices, supply chain issues and hiring challenges are all taking their toll, according to the Dallas Fed.

Texas Standard for Aug. 30, 2022: New Mexico sees an opening to poach Mexican trade from Texas. Will it work? - Vimarsana News

Texas Standard for Aug. 30, 2022: New Mexico sees an opening to poach Mexican trade from Texas. Will it work?

After Texas temporarily halted trade at its international bridge to pressure Mexico over immigration, New Mexico is looking to poach trade with Mexico from its neighbor. But will a friendlier political climate be enough? Also: As a debate grows over whether or not the U.S. is in a recession, where does Texas stand, and where's the state's economy headed? And: The Battleship Texas survived two wars, but will it survive a move Wednesday through the Houston Ship Channel? Those stories and much more today on the Texas Standard:

Texas Adds 80,300 Jobs in July – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Texas Adds 80,300 Jobs in July – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

According to numbers recently released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Texas added 80,300 jobs in July.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Texas unemployment falls for sixth-straight month - Vimarsana News

Texas unemployment falls for sixth-straight month

San Antonio workers’ earnings were up 8 percent in July from a year earlier, nearly in line with the 8.5 percent rate of inflation.