US Q1 GDP Growth Revised Down to 1.3% Amid Slower Consumer Spending
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U.S. economic growth in the first quarter of the year was revised downward to a 1.3% annual rate, reflecting slower consumer spending amid rising prices and high interest rates. Despite the slowdown, the economy remains fundamentally sound with resilient consumer spending supported by rising incomes and a strong job market. Inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's target, prompting continued high interest rates.
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