A crucial early look at U.S. economic growth! GDP figures can drive market trends and impact Fed policy. 🔗 Keep up with the data: https://bit.ly/4fNQ86r #ShenzhouCapital #USD #GDP #EconomicGrowth #ForexMarket
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Last week's focus was on economic weakness in two key areas: revised first-quarter GDP figures and bond auctions. Inflation has been high for over three years, with the most recent reading at 2.6% in April 2021. Annual inflation rates reached as high as 9.1% in June 2022. Check out our full market recap in this week's market commentary for more details. #Inflation #GDP #Economy #MarketCommentary #RetirementPlanning
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Last week's focus was on economic weakness in two key areas: revised first-quarter GDP figures and bond auctions. Inflation has been high for over three years, with the most recent reading at 2.6% in April 2021. Annual inflation rates reached as high as 9.1% in June 2022. Check out our full market recap in this week's market commentary for more details. #Inflation #GDP #Economy #MarketCommentary #RetirementPlanning
Weekly Market Commentary: May 26 – June 1, 2024 — Sears Wealth Management & Insurance Solutions
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A Tale of Two Trends | United States PCE and GDP Data We are presenting our 60th Weekly Note from the Alternative Investments desk. In our weekly notes, we present our view on a significant event in the week/month gone by. In this note, we share our thoughts on the June 2024 Personal Consumption Expenditures data and the Q2-2024 GDP data of the United States. Happy Reading! Contributors: Rishwik Chinthakindi, Mihir Shirgaonkar, CFA PhillipCapital | Phillip Ventures IFSC | GIFT City #worldmarkets #globalinvesting #wealthmanagement #unitedstates #pce #inflation #gdp #federalreserve #fomc
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🚨 **Brace for Impact: Major US GDP Revision Ahead?** 🚨 Recent data reveals a record $616 billion gap between Real GDP and Real Gross Domestic Income (GDI). GDI, which tracks earnings across the economy, often signals significant GDP revisions—especially near economic cycles' end. Currently, GDI suggests GDP could be overstated by ~3% ($600 billion). Yet, by the time revisions hit, the spotlight will have shifted. Downward revisions might just be our new normal. Stay tuned. 📉 #Economy #GDP #DataAnalysis
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Get ready for the latest economic pulse! The US GDP report is out today, revealing crucial insights into the nation's economic performance. Stay tuned for the scoop! Previous: 3.4% Forecast: 2.5% Invest wisely. Trading involves potential financial risks. #USGDP #EconomicHealth #DataRelease
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🌟 US GDP Grows by 3.1% in Q3 2024! 🚀 🌟 📊 Key Highlights: ✅ Q3 Growth: +3.1% 🌱 ✅ Historic Average: 3.21% 📈 ✅ All-Time High: +35.2% (Q3 2020) 🚀 ✅ Record Low: -28.1% (Q2 2020) ⬇️ 💡 The US economy keeps moving forward! 🌎 What does this mean for markets? Let's discuss! 👇 #GDP #USMarkets #Economy #FinancialNews #MarketUpdate
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🌟 US GDP Grows by 3.1% in Q3 2024! 🚀 🌟 📊 Key Highlights: ✅ Q3 Growth: +3.1% 🌱 ✅ Historic Average: 3.21% 📈 ✅ All-Time High: +35.2% (Q3 2020) 🚀 ✅ Record Low: -28.1% (Q2 2020) ⬇️ 💡 The US economy keeps moving forward! 🌎 What does this mean for markets? Let's discuss! 👇 #GDP #USMarkets #Economy #FinancialNews #MarketUpdate
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Exactly. Now the pressure goes on other countries to see if they can keep up. If not then it will be their exchange rates that will need to adjust.
Good news is good news. Today's strong GDP print is consistent with higher trend growth and a higher neutral interest rate than before the pandemic. With higher growth and higher income, the economy can tolerate higher rates. The low rates before the pandemic were a sign of a problem, and it could be a real win to settle into a higher, healthier rate environment. More at my interview today on Bloomberg TV on the GDP report. https://lnkd.in/ezVKSK-H #GDP #NeutralRate #Fed #Interest
GDP Report ‘Not One to Be Afraid of’: Economist Claudia Sahm
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📢 US GDP Grows 2.3% in Q4 2024! 🇺🇸📈 The U.S. economy expanded 2.3% QoQ in Q4, showing resilience despite higher rates! 💪💰 🔎 Historical Context: 🔹 Avg since 1947: 3.21% 📊 🔹 All-time high: 35.2% (Q3 2020) 🚀 🔹 Record low: -28.1% (Q2 2020) ❄️ Steady growth, but will the Fed stay cautious? 🤔💭 #GDP #USEconomy #Growth #FederalReserve #Markets #Inflation #EconomicOutlook
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