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馃毃The GDP Dynamics Q4 GDP nowcast has fallen to just 0.6%, down from 0.9%.
Business investment took the biggest hit, while housing construction continues to weaken.
Is the US economy heading for a sharp slowdown?
Full article in the post below.馃憞
The first GDP Dynamics nowcast for Q4 2026 is out.
Real GDP growth is projected at just 0.9% annualized.
Still early, with much more data to come, see article in the next post below.馃憞
Weekly update for members only. Doing a breakdown of of the advanced first estimate of US Real GDP released today by the BEA.
See the video link in the next post below.馃憞
The GDP Dynamics Q3 GDP nowcast remains at 3.4% annualized growth ahead of tomorrow's official BEA release.
Full breakdown and analysis in the article below.
馃毃 GDP Dynamics Q3 GDP Nowcast Update
Our estimate of US real GDP growth has increased from 3.2% to 3.4% SAAR.
The BEA releases its advance GDP estimate Thursday.
Full analysis and charts in the article below 馃憞
The GDP Dynamics Q3 GDP nowcast remains unchanged at 3.2% annualized as of October 26.
Consumer spending and business investment continue to support growth, while net exports remain a significant drag.
Just 3 days until the official GDP release.
Full article below 馃憞
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The GDP Dynamics Q3 GDP nowcast holds at 3.2%.
The underlying estimate slipped from 3.218% to 3.178%, as consumer spending softened slightly.
Business investment remains strong, while net exports drag on growth.
Full article in the next post below. 馃憞
The GDP Dynamics Q3 GDP Nowcast remains unchanged at 3.2% annualized growth.
Business investment continues to contribute positively, while net exports remain a substantial drag on growth.
No revisions since October 20.
Full article in the post below. 馃憞
