Q4 US GDP Suggests Sharp Slowdown In Personal Spending And Looming Credit Crunch

Personal consumption contributed just 0.70% to bottom line Q4 GDP, down notably from 0.93% in the 2nd estimate and 1.42% in the first; it was also the lowest since the COVID lockdowns.

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Please see original article from March 30.

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