Wyoming’s Economy Shows Signs Of Strong Recovery This Winter
Wyoming's economic pulse is quickening, with oil prices soaring and local businesses feeling the boost. There's a lot brewing beneath the surface—let’s take a closer look.
Wyoming Economic Analysis Division
Evansville and Mills Continue to be Wyo's Fastest Growing Towns
New estimates from Wyoming Economic Analysis Division show that nearly half of Wyoming's 31 large cities and towns grew between July 0f 2023 and 2024.
For cities and towns with population over 2,000, Evansville demonstrated the fastest annual growth (2...
An Illustration of U.S. and Wyoming International Trade in Goods for 2024
Soda Ash, a manufactured product derived from trona mineral, was the largest exporting commodity, valued at $1,337.3 million, accounting for 64.7 percent of Wyoming's total exports.
Where do Wyoming Residents Live and Work?
Commuting plays an important role in the swap of goods, services, and people across the Cowboy State.
Wyoming Sees Almost 50% Increase in Lodging Tax Revenue in 2022
Wyoming saw an almost 50% increase in lodging tax revenue from 2021 to 2022, with Campbell County seeing the biggest increase at 150.3%.
Wyoming Sees 10.1% Statewide Inflation in Second Quarter
Wyoming had an annual inflation rate of 10.1% in the second quarter of this year, the highest since 1981, according to a report by the Economic Analysis Division.
Wyoming Jobs See Small Increase in Last Months of 2021
Based on the MACRO report by Wyoming's Economic Analysis Division, jobs in the state increased by 1,700 compared to November 2020.
Wyoming’s Population Continues to Age at Increasing Rate
The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division report also says that the number of people in Wyoming age 65 or older increased 3.9% between 2017 and 2019, higher than the US rate of 3.1 percent.
Wyoming Economist Sees Hope For Oil Industry
A state economist says oil prices are trending upwards.