Revised Q4 GDP Data: Impact on Interest Rates and U.S. Economy
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The second estimate for real GDP in Q4 2023 was revised slightly downward, indicating a 3.2% increase, which may delay potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This could keep mortgage rates from declining in the near future, impacting housing affordability. Inflation remains a concern, with factors such as ongoing wars and supply chain disruptions posing upside risks. Consumers are adapting to higher prices, potentially leading to sustained demand for goods and services.
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