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Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: May 2022

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: May 2022

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Colorado’s robust economy has added 405,400 jobs since April 2020, eclipsing the 374,500 jobs the state lost in March and April 2020. This represents a recovery rate of 109.6 percent which is 13.3 percentage points higher than the nationwide recovery rate of 96.3%.

Inflation in Colorado: May 2022 Update

Inflation in Colorado: May 2022 Update

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Inflation in the Denver metropolitan area continues to run hot, particularly for housing. Overall price levels increased 3.4% between January and May and 8.3% over the last 12 months.

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: April 2022

Colorado Jobs and Labor Force Update: April 2022

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Colorado’s robust economy has added 405,400 jobs since April 2020, eclipsing the 374,500 jobs the state lost in March and April 2020. This represents a recovery rate of 108.3 percent which is 13.3 percentage points higher than the nationwide recovery rate of 95%. Colorado added 14,600 jobs in April and March’s employment level was revised downwards by 500.