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Quarterly GDP Review Shows National Growth at 2.2% Amid Consumer Caution

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A review of quarterly state-by-state gross domestic product (GDP) figures showed that the national GDP grew at a 2.2% pace for the second quarter. The report noted that businesses and consumers are growing more cautious with their spending. This caution is linked to numerous uncertainties, including inflation, the war in Iran, and upcoming midterm elections.

From mercurynews.com

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The findings indicate that despite the national growth rate, economic activity is being tempered by consumer and business uncertainty. This caution suggests that spending and business output may slow down as the economy navigates various global and political risks.

From mercurynews.com

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  • New YorkState whose economic output is measured in the quarterly GDP review
  • DelawareState whose economic output is measured in the quarterly GDP review

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    Business investment could slow down as consumers and businesses juggle numerous uncertainties

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