US real GDP grew at a robust clip in Q3 2024, and while underlying inflation has been a tad sticky, overall inflation is hovering just above the Fed’s 2-percent target. The data intensify the Fed’s dilemma over whether to cut interest rates in November and by how much.
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LEI for the Global Economy Continued to Decline in July and August
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LEI for China Declined Again in August
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LEI for the Euro Area Declined in August
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Fed to Cut 25bps to Preserve Delicate Economic Balance
September 16, 2025 | Brief
The Conference Board Economic Forecast for the US Economy
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The Long-term Economic Outlook for the US, Europe, and China
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The 2025 Global Economic Outlook
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