#usgdpupdate BREAKING: U.S. GDP Beats Expectations
The Fed has released the latest U.S. GDP data, and the numbers came in stronger than expected.
Expected: 3.2% (already priced in)
Actual: 4.3%
The U.S. economy expanded at a 4.3% annual rate in Q3 2025, marking its fastest growth in the last two years. This strong performance was mainly driven by higher consumer spending, solid export growth, and increased government spending, even as business investment slowed.
Key Takeaways:
Consumer Spending: Jumped to 3.5%, up from 2.5% last quarter, showing resilient demand.
Exports:
Surged 8.8%, while imports dropped 4.7%, boosting overall growth.
Inflation:
PCE inflation rose to 2.8%, with core PCE at 2.9%, still above the Fed’s comfort zone.
What This Means:
The strong GDP print has triggered mixed market reactions. Some analysts now expect the Fed to delay or pause rate cuts, while others still see a possible rate cut in January, depending on upcoming inflation data.
Overall, the data confirms that the U.S. economy remains surprisingly strong for now.
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