This is adjusted for inflation and will likely increase already high Q4 GDP forecasts. At least so far, the rate hikes seem to be supporting

Not good but so far holding against the recent lows: This has the potential to accelerate the recent rise in oil prices and take us

The budget deficit had been falling rapidly last fiscal year, but reversed and is now at about 5% of GDP and climbing, due to the

No recession here: US Small Business Optimism DeterioratesThe NFIB Small Business Optimism Index in the United States fell to a three-month low of 91.3 in

The narrative of rate hikes supporting growth/employment/income remains solid: Yes, housing hit a soft spot with the rate hikes, but personal income is growing rapidly

Still trending lower but still positive and better than expected- no recession here yet: Slowing but still positive growth: Employment indicators remain strong- no recession here:

Chugging along, and a bit stronger than expected by forecasters: Not adjusted for anything: Adjusted for inflation, etc.: Adjusted for inflation: Sentiment remains low, but

No recession here, as the Fed continues to flood the economy with fresh deficit spending on interest payments 😉 “Real GDP turned up in the

Some weakness, maybe, but no recession yet: Looking like the increased government deficit spending due to the rate hikes is helping: The post-Covid growth spurt

No sign of a slowdown here: Still seeing expansion overall: