Moody’s Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi cautioned against drawing premature conclusions about the strength of the economy, warning the recently announced 4.3 percent GDP growth is “fragile” because of a lack of job growth ... .
For investors, the blowout GDP serves as a powerful bullish indicator, suggesting that the "Goldilocks" environment of high growth and manageable—if slightly elevated—inflation remains the dominant market theme heading into 2026.A Delayed Triumph.
Credit management should be cautious and effective to enable linking high economic growth with macroeconomic stability and financial system reforms ... The quality of economic growth largely depends on the credit and investment structure.
US government figures showed economic growth in the July–September quarter surprised on the upside, reinforcing the view that the economy remains resilient despite higher interest rates and slowing factory activity.
While we anticipated solid growth similar to spring's performance, the 4.3% gain far exceeded our expectations and those of the consensus ... The resilience of growth also diverges from labor market weakness, suggesting productivity remains strong.
The Department of Commerce’s advance estimate puts the US Q3 GDP growth at 4.3%, significantly above the 3.3% most analysts predicted ...Does a high GDP growth rate mean inflation will increase? ... What sectors typically drive GDP growth?.
The central bank said gross domestic product (GDP) growth in Cyprus is forecast to reach 3.5 per cent in 2025, compared with a revised growth rate of 3.9 per cent in 2024 ... GDP growth and inflation.