4don MSNOpinion
The latest government inflation and GDP figures are worthless, and will be for months to come
Gaps in data because of the government shutdown make a hash of the latest federal reports on inflation and economic growth.
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The US economy expanded at the fastest pace in two years as wealthier Americans kept spending
An initial reading of third-quarter gross domestic product showed the US economy expanded at an inflation-adjusted annualized rate of 4.3%, a far faster pace than the 3.8% recorded in the second ...
6don MSN
Why a top economist thinks the strong GDP report isn't the win for the economy that it seems
Economist Mark Zandi isn't convinced the big Q3 GDP report means the economy is set to soar from here, and thinks the data ...
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US GDP surprises in Q3, is it a major win for Trump?
The U.S. economy just delivered a jolt that few on Wall Street expected, with third quarter output accelerating far faster ...
The US economy grew at an unexpectedly strong pace of 4.3% in the third quarter — the highest rate in two years — according to a government report released Tuesday.
A surprise GDP number challenges slowdown fears. Read why rate cut expectations shifted and what stocks may benefit.
Household spending is increasingly divided between wealthy consumers who are helping to keep the economy humming and everyone ...
Q3 U.S. GDP increased +4.3%, at an annual rate, in Q3 2025, surpassing the +3.2% consensus and accelerating from +3.8% in Q3, ...
As people review their post-Christmas bills, President Donald Trump declared victory after the Commerce Department data ...
Moody’s Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi cautioned against drawing premature conclusions about the strength of the ...
GDP is a worthless calculation. It goes down as imports increase, it goes up as government spending does, and it increases not due to productivity, but if production of any kind has happened. In other ...
CNBC editor Rick Santelli noted that gross domestic product (GDP) numbers were “better than expected” Wednesday, despite concerns about “Liberation Day” tariffs announced April 2 by President Donald ...
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