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Colorado business filings rise despite slower growth in early 2026
Colorado reports growth in new business filings in early 2026 amid slower employment and inflation challenges, according to University of Colorado Boulder.
US jobless claims steady as labor market remains stable
US jobless claims held steady at 213,000 as layoffs fell and productivity remained strong, signaling a stable labor market and steady Federal Reserve policy.
US consumer sentiment hits six-month high, business outlook mixed
U.S. consumer sentiment hit a six-month high in February, signaling mixed business outlook as inflation concerns ease but labor market and spending risks persist.
US producer prices jump in December as tariff pressures rise
U.S. producer prices rose 0.5% in December, the biggest gain in five months, as tariff pass-through and higher service costs lift inflation risks.
US construction spending rebounds in October on renovations
US construction spending rebounded in October, led by home renovations as higher mortgage rates, tariffs and labor shortages weighed on new housing starts.
Colorado business filings dip in Q4 but remain above 2024
Colorado business filings declined in Q4 2025 but remained above year-ago levels as new registrations rose annually despite seasonal slowdown.
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 unemployment claims fall as layoffs stay low
US unemployment claims dropped to 216,000 last week, signaling low layoffs despite recent job cuts at major companies. Data shows a slowing economy and easing inflation.
September jobs report to end shutdown data drought
The Labor Department will release the delayed September jobs report next week, ending the economic data blackout caused by the 43-day federal shutdown.
Colorado business filings dip but stay above 2024
Colorado business filings declined in Q3 2025 from Q2 but remained above 2024 levels, with steady job growth, rising GDP, and low inflation.
