Annualized QoQ Change in Final Quarterly Real GDP in the US
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The final quarterly real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (annualized quarter-over-quarter) is a measure of the United States' economic growth rate, indicating how much the real GDP has changed compared to the previous quarter on an annualized basis. This data is released by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and represents the final figures adjusted based on revised data.
The annualized quarter-over-quarter data is useful for understanding short-term trends in GDP growth. If the GDP is increasing, it indicates that the economy is expanding, suggesting vigorous investment and consumer spending. Conversely, a decrease in GDP suggests that the economy might be stagnating or contracting.
This data is critical for policymakers to assess the health of the economy and to develop appropriate economic policies. It also serves as a vital resource for businesses and investors for gauging economic growth trends and forming economic forecasts.
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