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Metro Denver Inflation Plummets to 2.2%, Largest Drop Since 2019

12/20/2025

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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Metro Denver's inflation fell to 2.2% in November, from 3.1% in September.
The decline marks the largest drop since January 2019, with gasoline prices down 15.1% and apparel costs down 7.9%.
Restaurant prices rose 1.7% since September due to higher labor and utility costs.
Household furnishings and medical care remain inflationary.
A decrease in shelter costs could push the region toward deflation.

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Story summary

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Metro Denver's inflation fell to 2.2% in November, from 3.1% in September.
The decline marks the largest drop since January 2019, with gasoline prices down 15.1% and apparel costs down 7.9%.
Restaurant prices rose 1.7% since September due to higher labor and utility costs.
Household furnishings and medical care remain inflationary.
A decrease in shelter costs could push the region toward deflation.