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Any score above 50 suggests a growing economy.

Bankers from Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming were surveyed.

Bank CEOs' biggest fears for 2021 are excessive inflation and higher long-term interest rates.

Goss says his survey of bank executives in the state shows most expect continued growth and low unemployment rates.

Goss says the current housing market is in a "bubble, adding that while home sales are not back to pre-2008 levels, "we're headed in that direction".

Today's Schedule Includes: 7:07AM MDT Early Bird Open Lines: Call in with your thoughts at 1-888-503-6500 toll free or locally at 307-632-6500 or 632-3323 7:37 AM MDT:  Goss Institute for Economic Research Director Dr. Ernie Goss guests to discuss his latest Mountain States Economic Report... Read More ...

~~By Dr. Ernie Goss~~ Mountain States Indicator Climbs for March:  Economic Outlook Improves as Inflation Cools March survey results at a glance: ·         Very healthy growth among manufacturers more than offset weaker conditions for energy linked firms...

7:07AM MDT : Watchdog on Wall Street, Chris Markowski guests with the latest on those issues effecting our pocket books. 7:37AM MDT Creighton University Economist, Professor Ernie Goss guests to examine the latest mountain states economic information... Read More ...

An environmental group has petitioned the federal government to reduce air pollutants in Wyoming and seven other western states. Amy Richards reports. For the 24th straight month, Creighton University Economist Ernie Goss's survey of purchasing managers is forecasting a growing economy for Wyoming --and to a somewhat lesser degree, Utah and Colorado. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News

The Obama administration has announced plans to speed up permitting and construction of seven proposed electrical transmission projects. Doug Randall has details. A Creighton University Economist is predicting continued economic expansion in the tri-state region of Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. But Dr. Ernie Goss says the growth could slow down a bit. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.