Economic Analysis Division

Since the 2020 Census (April 1, 2020), Wyoming’s population has increased .8 percent. This is due to net migration, not natural change.

By September, Natrona County recovered about 62% of the 3,900 jobs lost during the worst parts of the pandemic.

Based on data from the Wyoming Economic Analysis Division, the state has seen a continued increase in jobs over the past year as tax revenues are also increasing.

The unemployment rate in Wyoming has fallen down to 3.8%, after reaching a high of 8.6% in May 2020, as inflation continues to rise.

Based on the MACRO report by Wyoming's Economic Analysis Division, jobs in the state increased by 1,700 compared to November 2020.

The Economic Analysis Division of the Wyoming Department of Administration & Information has released its Economic Summary for the third quarter of 2021.

Wyoming's GDP decreased by 8.9% from 2019 to 2020, the most since 1987, and one of the worst in the country, but has been increasing in the first two quarters of 2021.

Wyoming saw the highest visitation rates in the second quarter to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks this year, while the Delta variant has slowed some of the employment gains.

The Wyoming Economic Indicator report was released for the month of August, and it details various unemployment rates for Casper, Wyoming, and beyond.

The housing market has grown for home sellers.