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Colorado forecast shows steady economic growth in 2026
Colorado’s 2026 economic outlook projects steady growth, 17,500 new jobs, expanding industries and rising GDP as population and labor trends slow.
US consumer sentiment rises but remains subdued
U.S. consumer sentiment improved slightly as inflation worries eased, but overall confidence remains low amid high prices and elevated tariff-driven costs.
Fed inflation gauge stays high as spending slows
The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge stayed elevated in September as consumer spending weakened, shaping expectations for an interest rate cut next week.
Colorado coal town shifts as geothermal jobs rise
Craig, Colorado faces a post-coal future as families turn to geothermal energy and new small businesses while political efforts to revive coal add uncertainty.
Wall Street holds steady as S&P 500 nears record high
The S&P 500 stayed just below its record high as Wall Street saw quiet trading, strong earnings from major companies and growing expectations of a Fed rate cut.
US jobless claims fall to 191,000, lowest since 2022
US jobless claims dropped to 191,000, the lowest since 2022, signaling muted layoffs even as hiring slows and raising questions ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
US mortgage rate falls to 6.19%, near yearly low
The average 30-year US mortgage rate dropped to 6.19%, nearing its yearly low as easing rates boost buying power, though affordability challenges persist nationwide.
AI real estate platform Ridley secures $6.4M seed funding
AI real estate platform Ridley raised $6.4M to expand its commission-free tools, launch a buy-side experience and scale AI-powered services for home buyers and sellers.
Stocks climb as Wall Street nears record high
U.S. stocks rose Wednesday as easing bond yields and mixed economic data boosted hopes for an upcoming Federal Reserve rate cut, pushing Wall Street near record highs.
Grand Canyon halts overnight stays after water-line breaks
Grand Canyon National Park has canceled overnight stays at South Rim lodges after multiple water-line breaks cut off the park’s main water supply during winter repairs.
Snowmass launches AI travel guide for visitors
Snowmass Tourism has launched Scout, an AI travel guide that offers real-time tips on skiing, dining, activities and itineraries using GuideGeek technology.
Colorado Gives Day honors women leaders, boosts community support
The Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame hosts a Colorado Gives Day event with a $40,000 match, honoring women leaders and supporting a community food drive in Denver.
