Economic Progress Report
(Change from previous year)| Unemployment Rate | ο Stable |
|---|---|
| Nonfarm Employment | ↑ Increasing |
| Consumer Price Index | ↑ Increasing |
| Sales Tax Collections, Retail Establishments | ↑ Increasing |
| Texas Leading Indicator Index | ο Stable |
| U.S. Gasoline and Diesel Retail Prices | ↑ Increasing |
The World of Economic Indicators:
View a brief overview and explanation of some of the measures economists use to track economic conditions.
Texas Economic Indicators
- Tracking the Texas Economy:
Brief status and graphical snapshot and data charts of key Texas economic indicators. Originally known as Texas by the Numbers in the Comptroller’s Fiscal Notes publication. - Time Series Measures—Lone Star Five & Other Indicators:
Time series reports detailing monthly data points from the past 10-15 years for more than two dozen measures of economic activity affecting Texas. Includes Labor Market, Consumer Demand, Financial Market, Energy, Gross State Product and Income and additional indicators. - The Texas 100:
A list of Texas’ 100 largest publicly traded employers as measured by their average employment in the last two quarters of 2006 and the first two quarters of 2007.- The Texas 100 Stock Index:
An economic indicator devised by the Comptroller’s office that tracks the stock prices of Texas’ 100 largest publicly traded employers.
- The Texas 100 Stock Index:
- Texas Production and Consumption 1994-2007:
Historical data on Texas oil and gas production, auto sales and other statewide economic activity, drawn from Comptroller tax records.