📊 Most Recent Quarterly Growth

🇺🇸 Real GDP (Inflation-Adjusted) Growth (Annualized):

Q3 2025: +4.3% — the U.S. economy expanded at a strong pace in July–September, significantly above expectations and faster than Q2’s +3.8%. Growth was driven by strong consumer spending, higher exports, and increased government outlays. �

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📈 Underlying Details

Consumer spending and exports were key contributors to the 4.3% growth. �

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Investment slowed somewhat, but reduced imports lessened the negative drag. �

Bureau of Economic Analysis

📊 Nominal GDP

Current-dollar GDP (the overall size of the economy without adjusting for inflation) also rose in Q3 2025, reflecting both price and output increases. �

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📅 Forecasts & Indicators

Federal Reserve’s GDPNow model (an Atlanta Fed real-time tracker) estimated ~3.0% growth for Q4 2025 as of late December, suggesting continued moderate growth. �

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

📌 Annual Perspective

According to broader economic data, the nominal U.S. GDP in 2025 is around ~$30.6 trillion, with growth at about ~2.0% on a calendar-year basis (World Bank / IMF estimates). �

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⚠️ Contextual Notes

Economic data releases were delayed earlier in late 2025 due to a federal government shutdown, affecting some reporting schedules. �

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