January-March U.S. economic growth contracted more than double than what the previous estimate showed, as rising imports and reduced government spending weighed on output.
3rd Estimate: 1Q U.S. GDP Fell Much More than Previously Reported Read More »
U.S. GDP remained in contraction territory staying as declines in imports and consumer and government spending offset gains in investment and exports.
1Q U.S. GDP Decline Narrows in 2nd Estimate Read More »
It followed healthy growth of 2.4% in 4Q24.
Bureau: U.S. Economy Shrank in 1Q for First Time Since 2022 Read More »
Fourth quarter increases in consumer and government spending were partially offset by decrease in investment and imports.
Data: 2024 Was Another Solid U.S. GDP Growth Year Despite Slower 4Q Read More »
The IMF raised its 2025 U.S. growth forecast, while global inflation is expected to ease, and growth remains stable across most economies.
IMF Sharply Rises 2025 U.S. Growth Forecast Read More »
GDP accelerated from 2Q, showing increases in consumer spending, exports, federal government spending and nonresidential fixed investment.
U.S 3Q GDP Gets Healthy Upward Revision Read More »
It decelerated from 2Q, reflecting a downturn in private inventory investment and residential fixed investment.
Advance: U.S. 3Q GDP Grew 2.8% Read More »
The U.S. economy’s growth increased in 2Q, driven by consumer spending and private inventory investment.
U.S. 2Q GDP Growth Revised Up to 3.0% Read More »
The Conference Board highlighted deterioration in new orders and weak consumer expectations as reasons for LEI decline in July.
Leading Indicators Index Falls Further, but Doesn’t Signal Recession Read More »
Doubling 1Q’s growth, 2Q considerably outperformed economists’ expectations.
U.S. 2Q GDP Posted Healthy 2.8% Growth Read More »
More sluggish than previously estimated, it marked the slowest growth quarter since 2Q22.
1Q U.S. GDP Revised Down from 1.6% to 1.3% Read More »
It was the second straight deceleration and fell well short of consensus forecasts, dampening hopes of Federal interest rate cuts.
U.S. GDP Slowed to 1.6% in 1Q: Weaker Than Expected Read More »
While the figure decelerated from 3Q23’s robust 4.9% growth, it easily topped forecasts and suggested continued economic resilience.
Advance: U.S. 4Q GDP Grew 3.3%, Topping Expectations Read More »
GDP growth was revised up from the 4.9% issued on Oct. 26.
2nd Estimate: U.S. 3Q Real GDP Jumped 5.2% Read More »
It dwarfs the 2.1% growth seen in 2023’s second quarter.
Advance: U.S. 3Q GDP Jumped to 4.9% Growth Read More »
Amid cooling inflation, that figure is an acceleration from 1Q’s 2.0% growth.
Advance Estimate: U.S. GDP Increased 2.4% in 2Q Read More »
GDP growth decelerated in 1Q due to a downturn in private inventory investment and a slowdown in nonresidential fixed investment, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Advance Estimate: 1Q GDP Decelerates to 1.1% Growth Read More »
A recent GDP forecast revised upward for last year’s 4Q, but 2022’s pace of growth so far is slower than 2021. Brian Lewandowski from the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado outlines how recent trends may impact distributors.
2022 Forecast Remains Strong Despite Inflation Read More »
Real gross domestic product (GDP) decreased at an annual rate of 5 percent in the first quarter of 2020, according to the “third” estimate released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the fourth quarter, real GDP increased 2.1 percent. The GDP estimate released Thursday was based on more complete source data than were available
First-Quarter U.S. GDP Down 5% According to Third Estimate Read More »
In the third quarter, real GDP increased 2.1%.
Real U.S. GDP Up 2.1% in 4Q According to Advance Estimate Read More »
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