Newsflash: US economic growth accelerated in the third quarter of this year, to the fastest rate in two years. US real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annualised rate of 4.3% in the ...
Investment in AI-related sectors is critical to GDP growth [and the] US would be close to recession this year if it weren’t ...
In this release, UK business investment for Quarter 3 (July to Sept) 2025 has been revised up to a 1.5% increase from a 0.3% decrease in the provisional estimate. This revision is mainly owing to ...
Consumer spending growth was revised up to +2.5% in Q2. The first estimate had pegged consumer spending growth at a worrisomely anemic 1.4%, the second estimate at 1.6%. Private fixed investment was ...
AI is now carrying the entire economy, and the scale of it is no longer something anyone can brush aside. The turbulence that hit AI-linked stocks last week showed how exposed the country is, as ...
Artificial intelligence investment continued to be a big driver of U.S. economic growth in the third quarter, though that ...
US GDP grew by an annual rate of 4.3% in Q3, adjusted for inflation. Not adjusted for inflation, current-dollar GDP grew by ...
A s of June 2025, Florida’s unemployment rate was 3.7% and had been lower than the national rate for 56 consecutive months. Florida’s private sector job growth rate had exceeded the national rate for ...
The eurozone economy grew at a faster pace than previously estimated in the three months through September, aided by a rebound in investment spending. Figures released Friday by the European Union’s ...
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Ms Hewson explained that "many businesses which had delayed investment and job creation as they worked through the impact of last year's budget on labour costs, have kept their fingers on the pause ...