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US economy rebounds a surprisingly strong 3% in the second quarter
A category within the GDP data that measures the economy's underlying strength weakened in the second quarter, expanding at a 1.2% annual pace, down from 1.9% from January through March. This category includes consumer spending and private investment but excludes volatile items like exports, inventories and government spending.
Trump hailed the GDP number in a social media post as “WAY BETTER THAN EXPECTED” and renewed his call for Fed Chair Jerome ...
Investors are preparing for a crucial day of US economic data, with second-quarter GDP figures set to be followed by the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. The GDP figures are due out at 8.30am ...
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U.S. GDP rebounds in Q2, but import slump masks economic cracksA Wednesday report from the Commerce Department showed that U.S. gross domestic product rebounded sharply a quarter after its ...
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4 signs the economy is in worse shape than we thought - MSNThe job market is tough, real GDP dropped more than initially thought, and consumer spending fell. These warning signs don't mean a recession is necessarily coming, although there is a risk.
Markets are acting as if the US will stave off a recession forever, with stock and bond investors showing unprecedented ...
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The current budget allocates $4.43 trillion or 63 percent to mandatory programs — largely social security and health care.
UBS expects the US economy to slow significantly in 2025, projecting real GDP growth to fall to around 1%. In a note to clients issued Tuesday, the bank pointed to a combination of fading fiscal ...
The jump in GDP was higher than most forecasts, but economists say the headline number masks signs of weakness.
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