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Austin Monthly Economic Indicators – July 2024

The Austin economy

Economic Indicators is a numbers update on select indicators in the Austin region that chronicle economic activity on a monthly or quarterly basis. The report and associated Excel files are posted on or about the first Wednesday of the month.

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For questions about this data, please contact Beverly Kerr, Vice President, Research (512.322.5641) or Chris Ramser, Director, Research (512.322.5662).

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Pitchbook released their Q2 Venture Capital report, showing that companies in the Austin region raised approximately $6.5B YTD, more than twice the money raised in the same period during 2025 ($2.9B). Additionally, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, showing that the Austin region is fourth among the top 50 metros in the percent of STEM jobs.

STEM occupations account for over 11.1% of all jobs in the Austin MSA in 2024, making Austin the 6th most concentrated in STEM among large U.S. metros. Since 2019, STEM occupations in Austin have grown by 17%, adding 20,000 jobs and bringing the total number of workers to 139,820.

Pitchbook released their Q2 Venture Capital report, showing that companies in the Austin region raised approximately $6.5B YTD, more than twice the money raised in the same period during 2025 ($2.9B). Additionally, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, showing that the Austin region is fourth among the top 50 metros in the percent of STEM jobs.

According to the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank’s May report, jobs in the Austin metro have grown by 6,400 for an annualized growth rate of 1.3% during the first four months of 2026. The Dallas Fed noted that in recent months, statewide growth slowed from “two primary headwinds: immigration constraining labor supply, and higher productivity suppressing labor demand in some sectors.”

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