Atlanta Fed Model Lifts US Third Quarter GDP Nowcast to 2.9%
What recession?
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Atlanta Fed’s GDP Tracker Jumps to 2.8% for First Quarter
The economy continues to defy expectations for a slowdown, casting doubt on the idea that the Fed will cut rates in the first half of this year.
Breitbart Business Digest: The Beginning of the End of the Manufacturing Recession
The Manufacturing Recession May Have Hit Bottom A few months ago, we were among the first to notice that the housing downturn appeared to have ended. Now it looks like manufacturing has hit its cyclical nadir. The purchasing managers’ surveys from
Atlanta Fed’s GDP Tracker Plunges to Just 0.3%
The economy is very close to a third straight quarter of contraction.
Atlanta Fed GDP Tracker Still Negative Even After Blowout Jobs Number
There’s not much chance of it returning to positive territory this month, meaning a second consecutive quarterly economic contraction is likely.
Crashing: Atlanta Fed GDP Tracker Plunges to -2.1%
Consumer spending, manufacturing, and construction have all rolled over as inflation and interest rates drag down the economy.
Code Red: Atlanta Fed’s GDP Tracker Turns Negative
It’s gotta be Putin’s fault, right?
Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow Model Plunges Third Quarter Growth To Just 0.2%
The third quarter was forecast to see strong growth and falling inflation. Instead, we got high inflation and the pace of economic growth crashed.
Atlanta Fed’s GDPNOW Jumps to 10% Growth for First Quarter
The Atlanta Fed’s real-time GDP estimate jumped to 10 percent on Monday following better than expected data on manufacturing and construction spending.
Atlanta Fed’s GDPNOW Jumps to 9.5% Growth for First Quarter
The Atlanta Fed’s realtime GDP estimate jumped to 9.5 percent on Wednesday, up from 4.5 percent a week ago.
Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow Points to 4.8 Percent Economic Growth
The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow forecasting model moved up on Thursday to indicate the economy growing at a 4.8 percent pace in the second quarter.
Atlanta Fed Boosts Second Quarter GDP Forecast to 4.8%
The GDPNow forecast has been climbing higher following the releases of good economic data. On May 25, the measure foresaw four percent GDP growth. This rose to 4.7 percent Thursday and ticked even higher on Friday following the better than expected jobs report for May.
