Southwest Economy

1992 - 2025

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President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
New tool gauges impact of exchange rates on states pp. 3-7: Steve Brzezinski, Barbara Davalos and Keith Phillips
On the record: Baby boomers face a changing retirement landscape: a conversation with Anil Kumar pp. 8-9: Anil Kumar
Poor state finances deepen recessionary hole pp. 10-13: Jason Saving
Noteworthy: Airlines: Texas carriers fly fuller; mergers ahead pp. 14: Adam Swadley
Noteworthy: Income and poverty: Texans slip during recession pp. 14: Yingda Bi
Noteworthy: Gulf oil spill: Costs of well disaster still piling up pp. 14: Jackson Thies
Spotlight: Financial services: Banking within reach of more Mexicans pp. 15: Ed Skelton
District banks' exposure to modified loans limited pp. 16-19: Kory Killgo

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas twist: why did state's unemployment fall below nation's? pp. 3-7: Anil Kumar
On the record: Texas well-positioned as Panama Canal expands: a conversation with retired U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Bill Diehl pp. 8-9: Bill Diehl
Natural gas from shale: Texas revolution goes global pp. 10-13: Robert W. Gilmer and Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: Transportation: Unexpected demand drives up shipping rates pp. 14: Adam Swadley
Noteworthy: Population: Texas grows despite recessionary doldrums pp. 14: Michael Nicholson
Spotlight: Imports and Exports: Container trade thriving in Texas pp. 15: Pia Orrenius and Adam Swadley
Texas Manufacturing Survey offers advance look at state and national economies pp. 16-19: Franklin Berger

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Eleventh District banking industry weathers financial storms pp. 3-7: Kenneth Robinson
On the record: tapping technology for immigration enforcement: a conversation with Lisa Roney pp. 8-9: Lisa Roney
Cloud over commercial real estate is slowly lifting in Texas pp. 10-13, 16: D'Ann Petersen
Spotlight: maquiladora employment: new data confirm pickup in Juarez factory jobs pp. 14: Jesus Cañas and Roberto Coronado
Noteworthy: natural gas: glitches point to inflated output data pp. 15: Jackson Thies
Noteworthy: Texas agriculture: drought's end brings optimism pp. 15: Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: Fortune 500: Texas ties California for national lead pp. 15: Michael Nicholson

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Texas economy shakes off rough ride in 2009 pp. 3-7, 16: Laila Assanie and Pia Orrenius
On the record: why Hispanic education deficits persist: a conversation with Richard Fry pp. 8-9: Richard Fry
Texas' Latino pay gaps: taking a closer look pp. 10-13: Emily Kerr, Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny
Spotlight: remittances to Mexico: cross-border money flows slowed by U.S. slump pp. 14: Jesus Cañas and Roberto Coronado
Noteworthy: Texas exports: NAFTA markets spur trade turnaround pp. 15: Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: oil markets: Saudis abandon WTI price as benchmark pp. 15: Jackson Thies
Noteworthy: housing: tax credit boosting sales, building -- for now pp. 15: Michael Nicholson

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Getting to the bottom of Texas' Latino pay gap pp. 3-7: Emily Kerr, Pia Orrenius and Madeline Zavodny
On the record: Texas in better fiscal shape than most other states: a conversation with Jason Saving pp. 8-9: Jason Saving
Spotlight: Farm real estate values: Texas holds steady in 2008, bucking U.S. trend pp. 10: Emily Kerr and Keith Phillips
Texas dodges worst of foreclosure woes pp. 11-14, 16: Laila Assanie and D'Ann Petersen
Noteworthy: household income: Texas posts gain in otherwise tough year pp. 15: Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: population trends: Texas' strong economy still a draw for immigrants pp. 15: Michael Nicholson
Noteworthy: commercial real estate: recession takes toll, banks put at risk pp. 15: Jackson Thies

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Mexico's año horrible: global crisis stings economy pp. 3-7: Erwan Quintin and Ed Skelton
On the record: a conversation on the Texas recession: taking the economy's pulse at midyear pp. 8-9: Laila Assanie, D'Ann Petersen, Keith Phillips and Mine Yucel
Rising protectionist threat creates risks for Texas pp. 10-14: Michael Nicholson and Ed Skelton
Noteworthy: Texas agriculture: drought damages mount for farmers, ranchers pp. 14: Michael Nicholson
Noteworthy: venture capital: U.S. rises, but Texas continues its decline pp. 14: Emily Kerr
Noteworthy: housing: tax credit boosts sales to first-time homebuyers in Texas pp. 14: Jessica Renier
Spotlight: Texas wind energy: tax breaks, transmission lines key to growth pp. 15: Jackson Thies
Restoring banking's safety net: deposit insurance's steeper cost pp. 16-19: Kory Killgo

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
College pays dividends - more so in Texas than U.S pp. 3-6: Anil Kumar
Spotlight: upper East Texas in slump, region holds up better than U.S pp. 7: Michael Nicholson and Jackson Thies
On the record: the energy industry in a time of uncertainty: a conversation with Jim Hackett pp. 8-9: Jim Hackett
The maquiladora's changing geography pp. 10-14: Jesus Cañas and Robert W. Gilmer
Noteworthy: Texas trade: exports take a turn for the worse pp. 15: Jessica Renier
Noteworthy: dairy squeeze: low prices, high costs hit Texas industry pp. 15: Jackson Thies
Noteworthy: south Texas: recession taking toll on shipments across border pp. 15: Michael Nicholson

President's perspective pp. 2: Richard W. Fisher
Recession arrives in Texas: a rougher ride in 2009 pp. 3-6: Jesus Cañas and Keith Phillips
Spotlight: Texas subprime mortgages: metros vary on risky loans--and delinquencies pp. 7: Wenhua Di and Anil Kumar
On the record: facing financial troubles in an era of globalization: a conversation with Nathan Sheets pp. 8-9: Nathan Sheets
Keys to economic growth: what drives Texas? pp. 10-14, 16: Jason Saving
Noteworthy: banking: district outperforms U.S. on profits pp. 15: Kenneth Robinson
Noteworthy: commercial building: Texas shows signs of weakening pp. 15: Jackson Thies
Noteworthy: Hurricane Ike: six months later, still assessing the damage pp. 15: Michael Nicholson