✨️Important Information in Fundamental Analysis ✨️
✅️ According to the latest reports on the U.S. economy published today:
🔶️ 1. U.S. Gross Domestic Product (Q3)
The actual growth of U.S. Gross Domestic Product (Real GDP) reached 4.3% year-over-year seasonally adjusted in the third quarter of 2025.
This was higher than analysts' expectations, which were around 3.2–3.3%.
👈 This indicates a strong positive surprise in economic growth compared to expectations.
🔶️2. Core Inflation (Core PCE Inflation)
The Core PCE Inflation index, which is a measure of inflation preferred by the Federal Reserve because it excludes food and energy, reached 2.9% in the third quarter.
This figure was nearly in line with market expectations (around 2.9%).
👈 This means that core inflation did not significantly exceed expectations, but was consistent with them.
🔶️3. Consumer Spending
Real consumer spending in the third quarter increased by ~3.5%, which is higher than previous expectations (which were lower – around 2.5% in some estimates).
👈 This indicates strong consumer demand and a good level of economic activity in the consumer sector, which is a key driver of growth.
✅️ Summary:
🔸️ GDP growth is strong and exceeds expectations.
🔸️ Core inflation is in line with expectations.
🔸️ Consumer spending remains high and supports the economy.
