The Latest Breaking News from GDP

Gulf Arab oil exporters are expected, on average, to put away about 33 percent of their oil revenues over 2022-26, which will lead to an overall improvement in the financial balance, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The IMF said in its latest report that higher oil and gas…

This economy can’t go on forever. GDP may still be growing, but it’s at an anemic rate. And other indicators are piling up that suggest a recession is imminent: The yield curve is inverting, hiring and house price growth is slowing and Philadelphia may win the World Series.

The US reported the GDP bounced back – but at best it’s preliminary data that’s revised multiple times. Info from the top two payroll services are a better bet

Authoritarian regimes can be seen to be manipulating their economic growth rates to a greater extent than democracies

The rebound in U.S. gross domestic product in the third quarter comes as a welcome surprise for Democrats heading into midterm elections, potentially putting to rest the notion that the country is already in a recession. But for workers and investors, the report isn’t quite so reassuring.

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Although the stock market has been under pressure this year, many believe bulls will overtake the bears in 2023. Moreover, the U.S. economy’s third-quarter GDP surpassed growth estimates, easing recession fears to some extent. Therefore, this could be the right time to scoop up quality stocks Pfizer (PFE), Ryerson Holding…

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has set several goals to bolster Japan's deterrence capability. One of these goals is to increase the defense budget over the next five years to match the North Atlantic Treaty Organization target of 2% of gross domestic product. Historically, Japan has limited its defense spending to…

In the latest Kiplinger GDP forecast, we expect modest-to-moderate growth in the second half of 2025 and through 2026.

New GDP data show sharp contraction in residential investment.

US economy snapped two straight quarters of GDP decline to grow 2.6 percent, but domestic demand weakened.