Gross domestic product grew at a 3.8% annual rate in April through June, up from a previous estimate of 3.3%, as consumer spending was revised higher.

Business spending dropped sharply in the second quarter. Blame the trade war.

Second-quarter GDP was revised up to a strong 3.8% rate. That comes after the GDP contracted in the first quarter.

“The rise in real consumption in August means that, given the stronger momentum going into the third quarter, we now have ...

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Nicola Willis says uncertainty over Donald Trump's tariffs drove down GDP in the June quarter. But the Finance Minister admits has admitted she was surprised to see the economy's contracted 0.9 ...

Texas is outperforming the national economy with a second-quarter GDP growth rate of 6.8%, and an increase in personal incomes at 6.4%, both above U.S. averages. Governor Abbott credits state policies ...