PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Economics News

For readers in Pennsylvania, this page covers state GDP reports, interest rate impacts, cost of living trends and regional growth data. Reporting follows the forces shaping the economy from the capital to the rural counties.

National Fuel Raises Base Delivery Rate 3.5%

National Fuel Raises Base Delivery Rate 3.5%

National Fuel Gas Distribution Corp. raised its base delivery rate by 3.5% as of November 1, 2026, while gas supply charges held steady.

Live Poll

Are your household utility bills getting better or worse this year?


Employment

Live Poll

Should Pennsylvania raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour?

Employment

Pennsylvania Proposes $15 Minimum Wage

Gov. Josh Shapiro's plan would lift the state's $7.25 hourly floor, which has not changed since 2009.

Pennsylvania Proposes $15 Minimum Wage

Economic Indicators

Live Poll

Do you feel that the cost of gas and healthcare is getting worse for your household?

Economic Indicators

McCormick Evaluates Republican Economic Policy in State

Senator Dave McCormick discussed regulatory policy and state outcomes during a recent roundtable event.

McCormick Evaluates Republican Economic Policy in State

Inflation

Inflation

Pennsylvania Agriculture Groups Seek Diesel Price Relief

Agricultural organizations and a state legislator are calling for relief as diesel prices hit record highs across Pennsylvania.


Regional Economics

Live Poll

Do you support expanding tax-incentive investment zones to more communities in your county?

Regional Economics

Erie County Expands Opportunity Zone Map

Treasury and IRS approve nine census tracts for Pennsylvania's second-round Opportunity Zone designation, adding Wesleyville and Union City.

Erie County Expands Opportunity Zone Map

Pennsylvania reporting spans macro-level economic conditions, policy updates, labor market data and performance trends. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties throughout the state. Legislative fiscal policy and infrastructure funding decisions frequently determine which sectors experience the most rapid growth. Changing consumer demand and shifts in state-level manufacturing output remain the most consistent drivers of long-term economic narrative.