🎄💥 This Christmas Season came early for the U.S. Economy Growth 😲 — from July to September 2025, GDP grew at a 4.3% annualized pace, far beating expectations. The predicted tariff-induced crash never happened, replaced instead by strong, real growth.
Private spending grew at 3.5%, faster than government purchases — a first in three years. Now, the private sector is taking the wheel, and federal government spending has shrunk by 2.7%, reversing the previous trend.
On the trade front, imports are falling and exports are rising, showing domestic production is picking up, helped by a fine-tuned tariff strategy, tax reforms, and record energy production.
The Atlanta Fed forecasts 3% growth in Q4, keeping 2025 on track for roughly 2.7% growth, and 2026 could be even stronger — possibly hitting 5% growth, something not seen in over 40 years.
👉 The shocking part: the private sector is now driving growth, trade is improving, and with monetary policy reform on the horizon, 2026 could be a landmark year for the U.S. economy 👀🔥