GDP

The first quarterly GDP report under Trump shows early economic impacts from anticipated tariffs, slowing productivity growth, waning factory construction, and heightened uncertainty about future growth, signaling a shift away from the pandemic recovery pattern and raising recession risks.

Learn about the fourth-quarter GDP data and its implications for the United States economy. Explore growth rates and key economic indicators.

Discover the projected GDP growth for the United States in 2024. Learn about the factors behind the strong consumption and moderate investment and government spending.

The US economy continues to outpace most other wealthy countries: Growth is healthy and balanced, productivity growth remains strong, and inflation looks to be under control.

Preview the upcoming third quarter GDP release. Expect impressive growth, driven by strong consumption and non-residential investment.

The GDP grew by 2.8% in the second quarter. Learn about the role of equipment investment and durable consumption in driving this growth

Learn about the expected GDP growth in the second quarter of 2024. Get insights into the factors driving the growth.

A Mixed Report: Strong Growth but Concerns About Inflation.

We are likely to see another healthy quarter of GDP growth in the first quarter, with growth coming in just below 3.0 percent.

GDP Grows 3.3 Percent in Fourth Quarter as Productivity Surge Continues The Commerce Department reported that GDP grew at a 3.3 percent rate in the fourth quarter driven by continued strength in consumption.