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Real gross domestic product rose at a 3.2% annualized rate in the first quarter, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported this morning, trailing estimates of 3.3% or 3.4%, depending on whose data you used. That was down from the 5.6% Q4 rate.
The second estimate on GDP will be released by the Department on May 27.
Drivers of Q1 growth were personal consumption, private inventory investment, exports, and nonresidential fixed investment, offset by a fall in state and local government spending and residential fixed investment, a deceleration of exports, and a rise in imports.
S&P 500 futures for June are up just 1 point on the news, at 1,206.
The second estimate on GDP will be released by the Department on May 27.
Drivers of Q1 growth were personal consumption, private inventory investment, exports, and nonresidential fixed investment, offset by a fall in state and local government spending and residential fixed investment, a deceleration of exports, and a rise in imports.
S&P 500 futures for June are up just 1 point on the news, at 1,206.