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Mar 2018: 25.9 | Percent | Monthly | Updated: Mar 26, 2018

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Mar 2018: 25.9 (+ more)
Updated: Mar 26, 2018

Mar 2018:	25.9
Feb 2018:	33.0
Jan 2018:	31.6
Dec 2017:	25.2
Nov 2017:	16.8

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Title	Release Dates

Current Wages and Benefits; Percentage Reporting Increases for Texas	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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Percent	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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Monthly	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

Seasonal Adjustment

Not Seasonally Adjusted	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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Current Wages and Benefits reports the change in wages and benefits for the manufacturing sector over the previous month for the state of Texas. For further information regarding the Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey release from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas visit: https://www.dallasfed.org/research/surveys/tmos.aspx#tab-reports.	2016-01-25	2018-03-26

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