In September, Colorado added 500 total nonfarm jobs. The state’s private sector lost 200 jobs, while government employment grew by 700 jobs.
Over the past several years, the financial landscape facing households in the Denver metropolitan area has shifted: residents are saving less and spending more than in previous economic cycles. Inflation al
Based on CSI projections, this federal investment is expected to generate up to $1.4 billion in economic output, contribute $854 million to Colorado’s GDP, and create more than 6,300 new jobs, depending on
During August, Colorado gained 3,000 total nonfarm jobs. The state’s private sector gained 3,300 jobs, while government employment lost 300 jobs.