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Dallas-Fort Worth Weekly Business Update: Key Reports and Events Ahead

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UPDATE: A pivotal week for Dallas-Fort Worth businesses kicks off with crucial economic reports and events that could influence the region’s financial landscape. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas will release its monthly manufacturing report today, offering vital insights into how tariffs and economic trends are impacting local industries.

On Tuesday, December 29, double reports on housing data will be unveiled. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index will track home prices across major metro areas, while the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency will disclose its home-price index for 400 cities nationwide, shedding light on housing market dynamics.

Adding to the urgency, the Bureau of Labor Statistics is set to release metropolitan employment and unemployment figures for November. Notably, Dallas-Fort Worth’s unemployment rate stood at 4.2% in September, the latest available data, as October figures were not collected due to the government shutdown.

As we approach the New Year, the stock markets will operate regular hours on New Year’s Eve, closing out trading for 2025. Investors are keeping a close watch on these developments, as they may impact market performance heading into 2026.

Sports fans have exciting events to look forward to this week. AT&T Stadium will host the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic on January 1, featuring a thrilling College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchup between the University of Miami and the Ohio State University Buckeyes. This game promises to be a major highlight for local sports enthusiasts.

Also on January 1, the Amon G. Carter Stadium at TCU is set to host the Armed Forces Bowl, showcasing a showdown between Texas State and Rice University. Veterans and active military members can enjoy complimentary tickets with prior registration.

As we usher in the New Year, most government offices will be closed on January 1, but stock markets will reopen briefly later in the week to kick off trading in 2026.

Stay tuned for further updates on these key reports and events that are shaping the Dallas-Fort Worth business landscape.

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