Oklahoma Economic Snapshot Released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

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"Oklahoma’s economy slowed steadily in 2019 and by February, no longer appeared to be growing at all, as weak energy activity spread to other sectors. Since then, COVID-19 and the Saudi-Russia oil price war have presented significant challenges for the state economy and unemployment has surged," said Chad Wilkerson, Oklahoma City Branch executive and economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. "But low initial unemployment, good banking conditions and strong national policy response should help Oklahoma during the storm."