~ In a recent announcement, Governor Greg Abbott praised the strength of the Texas economy as preliminary estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis revealed that it had expanded to a whopping $2.9 trillion in 2025. This figure is based on the state's current-dollar gross domestic product (GDP) for that year.

According to Governor Abbott, this growth can be attributed to the hard work and productivity of Texas' skilled workforce, as well as the confidence of entrepreneurs and businesses investing in the state. He also highlighted Texas' reputation as having the "Best Business Climate in America" and its pro-growth policies, making it an attractive destination for job creators from both within and outside the country.

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The governor expressed his commitment to continue attracting world-class investment, creating jobs, and expanding opportunities for Texans for years to come. This is evident in Texas maintaining its position as the eighth-largest economy in comparison to other nations based on preliminary estimates from the International Monetary Fund's 2025 current-dollar GDP data.

Furthermore, Texas' economy grew at a faster rate than eight out of the top 10 nations in 2025 when adjusted for inflation. This impressive growth can be attributed to Governor Abbott's leadership since taking office in January 2015 when the state's economy was valued at $1.59 trillion. Under his guidance, it has experienced a remarkable 46% expansion over an 11-year period.

With these promising figures and continued efforts towards economic growth, it is clear that Texas will remain a powerhouse in both national and global economies for years to come.

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