Energy and the Economy

The Energy Survey monitors energy firms located and/or headquartered in the Tenth District, with results based on total firm...

The Federal Reserve Banks of Dallas and Kansas City hold an annual joint energy conference, which focuses on the key drivers...

This edition of the Oklahoma Economist examines growth in drilling activity in Oklahoma outpacing the U.S.

The Iran conflict that began in February triggered a historically large energy market disruption, leading to a substantial...

Timely economic data curated by research staff at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.

Gasoline prices and consumers’ inflation expectations often move in similar directions.

A new data-driven approach reveals which occupations are most exposed to shifts in the energy mix.

U.S. imports of Canadian oil—a heavy sour crude—have doubled over the past two decades.

By restricting lending, banks may amplify economic downturns for vulnerable firms.