QoQ Change in Revised Quarterly GDP Personal Consumption in the US
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The revised quarterly GDP personal consumption figure (quarter-over-quarter) indicates how much U.S. personal consumption has increased or decreased compared to the previous quarter. This data is published quarterly by the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), showing the final figures based on initial estimates.
The quarter-over-quarter data helps understand how personal consumption is fluctuating over a short period. An increase in personal consumption indicates that the economy is expanding and consumer spending enthusiasm is rising. Conversely, a decrease in personal consumption suggests that the economy may be stagnating and consumer spending enthusiasm is decreasing.
This data serves as a crucial reference for policymakers to assess trends in personal consumption and formulate appropriate economic policies. It also provides essential insights for businesses and investors to gauge personal consumption trends and forecast economic conditions.
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