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Sort of like meteorologists.True. Economists love predicting recessions. When they get it right, everyone says they’re brilliant. When they get it wrong, people are happy and don’t care.
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Sort of like meteorologists.True. Economists love predicting recessions. When they get it right, everyone says they’re brilliant. When they get it wrong, people are happy and don’t care.
Seriously, can you even understand that graph? I see one big dip, a '"crash", looks like two to three successive quarters of decline that ended in Q2 of 2020. Who was president then? Trump has two quarters now on the books, the first one, what do you know, another declining quarter. This increase, it is a numbers game. The big key, investment is down. And yes, consumer spending is up, just a little bit, but what was driving that?Real GDP growth has been steadily climbing since Cankles crashed the economy and left office.
REAL GDP growth. That is factoring in inflation.
Try again.
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Real Gross Domestic Product
View the annual rate of economic output, or the inflation-adjusted value of all new goods and services produced by labor and property located in the U.S.fred.stlouisfed.org
We'll see how things look in mid-October when the September inflation report comes out. That should give us a good gauge of where we are with the tarrifs longer term.Real GDP growth has been steadily climbing since Cankles crashed the economy and left office.
REAL GDP growth. That is factoring in inflation.
Try again.
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Real Gross Domestic Product
View the annual rate of economic output, or the inflation-adjusted value of all new goods and services produced by labor and property located in the U.S.fred.stlouisfed.org
Funny how that only matters to you because Trump.I imagine government spending is a huge part of that result. Enjoy the deficit.
Keep pushing that finish line further and further back..We'll see how things look in mid-October when the September inflation report comes out.
Project much?Funny how that only matters to you because Trump.
5000 is a stupid never-Trumper. We can thank those morons for the Biden presidencySeriously, can you even understand that graph? I see one big dip, a '"crash", looks like two to three successive quarters of decline that ended in Q2 of 2020. Who was president then? Trump has two quarters now on the books, the first one, what do you know, another declining quarter. This increase, it is a numbers game. The big key, investment is down. And yes, consumer spending is up, just a little bit, but what was driving that?
Within services, the leading contributors were health care, food services and accommodations, and financial services and insurance. Within goods, the leading contributors were motor vehicles and parts and other nondurable goods.
Not really sure how increased health care spending is a good thing. But entertainment is up, that is a positive. But motor vehicles and nondurable goods? That is no different than the Q1 and business spending. It is just getting ahead of the possible tariffs.
So inflation is down since Americans fired your Cult.Inflation was at 3 percent when Trump was sworn in. Inflation went down to 2.3 percent in April, and has risen to 2.7 percent since then.
The Fed is probably going to hold interest rates steady today.
Have someone with a brain read my link and explain it to you, Simp.What lie did I tell exactly?
Your link confirms what I said, so I’ll need you to explain what you’re trying to say so that I can explain your misunderstanding.Have someone with a brain read my link and explain it to you, Simp.
The last two quarters of Trump’s first team the DGP growth average 19.6%, then tater came in and fucked it up.Seriously, can you even understand that graph? I see one big dip, a '"crash", looks like two to three successive quarters of decline that ended in Q2 of 2020. Who was president then? Trump has two quarters now on the books, the first one, what do you know, another declining quarter. This increase, it is a numbers game. The big key, investment is down. And yes, consumer spending is up, just a little bit, but what was driving that?
Within services, the leading contributors were health care, food services and accommodations, and financial services and insurance. Within goods, the leading contributors were motor vehicles and parts and other nondurable goods.
Not really sure how increased health care spending is a good thing. But entertainment is up, that is a positive. But motor vehicles and nondurable goods? That is no different than the Q1 and business spending. It is just getting ahead of the possible tariffs.

You idiots have to keep pushing your doom and gloom further out into the future with each good economic report.We'll see how things look in mid-October when the September inflation report comes out.

EXACTLY!!That's because 40% was government debt based spending not capital. We have to pay that back
Nope. It proves you are a liar.Your link confirms what I said, so I’ll need you to explain what you’re trying to say so that I can explain your misunderstanding.
Explain the lie or admit you don’t know what you’re talking about.Nope. It proves you are a liar.
I told you to find someone with a brain to explain it to you, Stupid.Explain the lie or admit you don’t know what you’re talking about.
3% wins. It beats the CBO's 1.5% assumption.Gross Domestic Product, 2nd Quarter 2025 (Advance Estimate) | U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 3.0 percent in the second quarter of 2025 (April, May, and June), according to the advance estimate released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the first quarter, real GDP decreased 0.5 percent.www.bea.gov
So you’re admitting you don’t know what you’re talking about.I told you to find someone with a brain to explain it to you, Stupid.