The latest GDP number suggests inflation-adjusted annual growth of 4.2%.
However, gross domestic income (GDI) (produced by the Bureau of Economic Analysis )
Both the GDP and GDI are estimates of economic growth (with one focused on expenditure and the other on income).
The GDP-GDI average suggest economic growth rate to be in the 3% range.
This average may prove to be a useful early warning of economic conditions as investor worries grow over "peak growth" and anticipation of the next recession.
This average can be charted using data from FRED & Quandl:
('QUANDL:FRED/A261RL1Q225SBEA'+'QUANDL:FRED/A191RL1Q225SBEA')/2
More info:
www.bloomberg.com/vi...-u-s-economic-growth
However, gross domestic income (GDI) (produced by the Bureau of Economic Analysis )
Both the GDP and GDI are estimates of economic growth (with one focused on expenditure and the other on income).
The GDP-GDI average suggest economic growth rate to be in the 3% range.
This average may prove to be a useful early warning of economic conditions as investor worries grow over "peak growth" and anticipation of the next recession.
This average can be charted using data from FRED & Quandl:
('QUANDL:FRED/A261RL1Q225SBEA'+'QUANDL:FRED/A191RL1Q225SBEA')/2
More info:
www.bloomberg.com/vi...-u-s-economic-growth