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What does unemployment data, GDP figures and market moves say about economy? This is Money podcast
This week we've had some worrying looking unemployment figures and disappointing GDP growth. What does it all mean?
The UK’s latest gross domestic product (GDP) figures are set to be released on Friday, providing yet another indication about the direction of the economy. At 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, the Office for ...
The U.S. economy had a strong fourth quarter in 2023, with gross domestic product rising 3.3% from the previous year while inflation continued to cool. The bump in GDP reflects, among other things, ...
The role of imports in GDP—Gross Domestic Product—confuses many people. The current political discussion about tariffs has triggered some of the misunderstanding. This article aims to help business ...
The ongoing government shutdown delayed the release of the Commerce Department's initial estimate of the third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP), as other data sources suggest solid economic growth ...
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The U.S. Department of Commerce recently posted data about U.S. real gross domestic product (GDP) on multiple blockchains. The move is an effort to win over President Trump's confidence in the figures ...
With 50 states in the Union and 100 percent to go around, the average state’s contribution to U.S. GDP would technically be two percent. While a lot of states are in that percentage range, there are ...
The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) is preparing to release its third-quarter advance estimates for the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) on Thursday. The U.S. is poised to showcase its most robust ...
MANILA, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The Philippine economy is expected to grow more slowly than first thought this year after the country was hit by a series of typhoons but should be more robust in 2025 and ...
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