US GDP grows at 3% Trump wins againGDP is growing at 3%

You have to look deeper than the single number, just like Q1 GDP. They’re skewed because of the effects of tariffs and the way businesses changed inventory and importation habits.

It’s not nearly so rosy. Positive, but weak growth.
 
You have to look deeper than the single number, just like Q1 GDP. They’re skewed because of the effects of tariffs and the way businesses changed inventory and importation habits.

It’s not nearly so rosy. Positive, but weak growth.
Correct. There was a lot of frontloading in orders from overseas to get ahead of the impending tariffs. However, if the surge in imports increased our trade imbalance, that can actually depress GDP growth, though not always.

3.0 GDP growth. That's a long way from Trump's promised 4 to 6 percent.
 
You have to look deeper than the single number, just like Q1 GDP. They’re skewed because of the effects of tariffs and the way businesses changed inventory and importation habits.

It’s not nearly so rosy. Positive, but weak growth.
Denial the economy is thriving after Bidenomics crushed it
 
Correct. There was a lot of frontloading in orders from overseas to get ahead of the impending tariffs. However, if the surge in imports increased our trade imbalance, that can actually depress GDP growth, though not always.

3.0 GDP growth. That's a long way from Trump's promised 4 to 6 percent.
The surge in imports reduces GDP
US economic growth rebounded in the second quarter after contracting for the first time in three years to start 2025.

Gross domestic product grew at annualized pace of 3% in the second quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis' advance estimate. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected a 2.6% increase.

Democrats lose again
 
GDP is growing at 3% inflation is down tariffs are a good thing
I imagine government spending is a huge part of that result. Enjoy the deficit.

The GDP equation is expressed as GDP = C + I + G + (X - M), where C is consumer spending, I is business investment, G is government spending, and (X - M) represents net exports (exports minus imports).
 
GDP is growing at 3% inflation is down tariffs are a good thing
Punctuation is your friend.

Inflation is not down. The July figures aren't out yet, but inflation has been rising since April.

Expect the Fed to keep interest rates where they are.

Since his renovation cost overruns gambit blew up in his face, I guess Cankles will have to go after Powell for owning a Japanese television.
 
Punctuation is your friend.

Inflation is not down. The July figures aren't out yet, but inflation has been rising since April.

Expect the Fed to keep interest rates where they are.

Since his renovation cost overruns gambit blew up in his face, I guess Cankles will have to go after Powell for owning a Japanese television.
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Inflation is down since Trump took office.
 
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Punctuation is your friend.

Inflation is not down. The July figures aren't out yet, but inflation has been rising since April.

Expect the Fed to keep interest rates where they are.

Since his renovation cost overruns gambit blew up in his face, I guess Cankles will have to go after Powell for owning a Japanese television.
Yes, inflation is indeed coming down in the US, but prices remain high. The annual inflation rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), has cooled from a peak of 9.1% in June 2022 to 2.7% in June 2025, according to Bankrate. This means that while prices are still increasing, they are doing so at a slower pace than before. However, it's important to note that prices, overall, remain elevated compared to pre-pandemic levels. Google
The economy is thriving after Bidenomics crushed it and all it took was few months.

Energy costs will drop as well.
 
Gross domestic product grew at annualized pace of 3% in the second quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis' advance estimate. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected a 2.6% increase.

Democrats lose again
I guess they didn't expect such government profligacy nor such pre tariff stocking up.
 
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