central bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter. ...
That also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.. . The U.S. economy, which has outperformed the economies of other advanced nations, is being supported by a resilient labor market ...
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter.
topThat also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.. . The U.S. economy, which has outperformed the economies of other advanced nations, is being supported by a resilient labor market
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter.
topTrade chopped off 0.86 percentage point from GDP growth.. . Government spending decelerated to a 1.2% rate from the 4.6% pace notched in the October-December quarter amid a decline in federal government outlays, mostly defense.
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter
topDomestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam.
topDomestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam
topDomestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam.
topDomestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam.
topGovernment spending decelerated to a 1.2% rate from the 4.6% pace notched in the October-December quarter amid a decline in federal government outlays, mostly defense.
topThat also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.. . The U.S. economy, which has outperformed the economies of other advanced nations, is being supported by a resilient labor market.
topThat also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.. . The U.S. economy, which has outperformed the economies of other advanced nations, is being supported by a resilient labor market
topDomestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam
topTreasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Reuters in an interview that she was focused on consumer and business spending.. . "Those two elements of final demand came in line with last year's growth rate
topContinuing claims fell between the March and April survey periods, implying the unemployment rate was likely unchanged after dipping to 3.8% last month from 3.9% in February.. . Low layoffs are keeping wages high, sustaining consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of economic...
top... implying the unemployment rate was likely unchanged after dipping to 3.8% last month from 3.9% in February.. . Low layoffs are keeping wages high, sustaining consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of economic activity. Consumer spending grew at a still-solid 2.5% rate, slowing from the 3.3% growth pace rate notched in the October-December quarter
top... cooler-than-expected growth reported by the Commerce Department in its snapshot of first-quarter gross domestic product on Thursday, which also reflected a downshift in government spending, exaggerated the moderation in economic activity. Domestic demand, a better growth measure, was strong as consumer spending moderated slightly while business investment picked up and the housing recovery gained steam
topInvestment in nonresidential structures like factories contracted for the first time in more than year as the boost from policies by the Biden administration to bring the production of semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S.
topInvestment in nonresidential structures like factories contracted for the first time in more than year as the boost from policies by the Biden administration to bring the production of semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S
topBusiness spending picked up as companies invested in artificial intelligence.. . Investment in nonresidential structures like factories contracted for the first time in more than year as the boost from policies by the Biden administration to bring the production of semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S
topThough income increased at a $407.1 billion rate compared with the fourth quarter's $230.2 billion pace, the gains were eroded by inflation and higher taxes. Income at the disposal of households after accounting for inflation and taxes rose at a 1.1% rate versus a 2.0% pace in the October-December quarter
topThough income increased at a $407.1 billion rate compared with the fourth quarter's $230.2 billion pace, the gains were eroded by inflation and higher taxes
topImports hold back US economy in first quarter, inflation flares up. . . WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly two years in the first quarter amid a surge in imports and small build-up of unsold...
topeconomy grew at its slowest pace in nearly two years in the first quarter amid a surge in imports and small build-up of unsold goods at businesses, signs of solid demand that together with an acceleration in inflation reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates before September
top. The strong readings pose an upside risk to March PCE inflation data due to be released on Friday, though much would depend on revisions to the January and February data
topIncome at the disposal of households after accounting for inflation and taxes rose at a 1.1% rate versus a 2.0% pace in the October-December quarter.
top. The strong readings pose an upside risk to March PCE inflation data due to be released on Friday, though much would depend on revisions to the January and February data
top... amid a surge in imports and small build-up of unsold goods at businesses, signs of solid demand that together with an acceleration in inflation reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates before September.
topThough income increased at a $407.1 billion rate compared with the fourth quarter's $230.2 billion pace, the gains were eroded by inflation and higher taxes
topThough income increased at a $407.1 billion rate compared with the fourth quarter's $230.2 billion pace, the gains were eroded by inflation and higher taxes. Income at the disposal of households after accounting for inflation and taxes rose at a 1.1% rate versus a 2.0% pace in the October-December quarter
topImports hold back US economy in first quarter, inflation flares up. . . WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly two years in the first quarter amid a surge in imports and small build-up of unsold goods at businesses, signs of solid...
top... two years in the first quarter amid a surge in imports and small build-up of unsold goods at businesses, signs of solid demand that together with an acceleration in inflation reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates before September.
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter
topThat also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter. That also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy
topcentral bank officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%.. . Excluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter
topExcluding inventories, government spending and trade, the economy grew at a 3.1% rate after expanding at a 3.3% rate in the fourth quarter. That also dispels the notion that government spending was fueling the economy.
topTrade and inventories are the most volatile GDP components, and are often subject to revision when the government updates its growth estimates. Fed officials are expected to leave rates unchanged at the U.S
topTrade and inventories are the most volatile GDP components, and are often subject to revision when the government updates its growth estimates. Fed officials are expected to leave rates unchanged at the U.S
topTrade chopped off 0.86 percentage point from GDP growth.. . Government spending decelerated to a 1.2% rate from the 4.6% pace notched in the October-December quarter amid a decline in federal government outlays, mostly defense
topTrade and inventories are the most volatile GDP components, and are often subject to revision when the government updates its growth estimates. Fed officials are expected to leave rates unchanged at the U.S.
topGovernment spending decelerated to a 1.2% rate from the 4.6% pace notched in the October-December quarter amid a decline in federal government outlays, mostly defense.
topTrade and inventories are the most volatile GDP components, and are often subject to revision when the government updates its growth estimates. Fed officials are expected to leave rates unchanged at the U.S. central bank's policy meeting next week