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Q2 2024
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US Real Gross Domestic Product-Annual Rate
US Real GDP
grew
at an annualized rate of 3.0% in Q2
Released:
26-Sep-24
| Next Release:
19-Dec-24
Q2 2024
3.0%
Q1 2024
2.9%
Change
0.1%
1 Year
3 Years
5 Years
A comprehensive measure of U.S. economic activity. GDP measures the value of the final goods and services produced in the United States (without double counting the intermediate goods and services used up to produce them). Changes in GDP are the most popular indicator of the nation's overall economic health.
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Date
Value
01-Mar-2019
0.031
01-Jun-2019
0.02
01-Sep-2019
0.021
01-Dec-2019
0.021
01-Mar-2020
-0.05
01-Jun-2020
-0.314
01-Sep-2020
0.334
01-Dec-2020
0.043
01-Mar-2021
0.064
01-Jun-2021
0.067
01-Sep-2021
0.023
01-Dec-2021
0.069
01-Mar-2022
0.036
01-Jun-2022
0.019
01-Sep-2022
0.017
01-Dec-2022
0.007
01-Mar-2023
0.017
01-Jun-2023
0.024
01-Sep-2023
0.029
01-Dec-2023
0.031
01-Mar-2024
0.029
01-Jun-2024
0.03
US Real Gross Domestic Product-Annual Rate
Data Series Details
Last File Update:
26-Sep-2024
Frequency:
Quarterly
Start Date:
01-Mar-2019
End Date:
01-Jun-2024
Length:
6 years
# of Records:
22
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US Real Gross Domestic Product-Annual Rate
GDP figures are expressed as "Real gross domestic product" -- the inflation-adjusted output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States. Quarterly estimates are expressed at seasonally adjusted annual rates.
Quarterly estimates of GDP are released on the following schedule: the "advance" estimate, based on source data that are incomplete or subject to further revision by the source agency, is released near the end of the
first month after the end of the quarter; as more detailed and more comprehensive data become available, the "second" and "third" estimates are released near the end of the second and third months, respectively.
The "latest" estimate reflects the results of both annual and comprehensive revisions.
Annual revisions, which generally cover the quarters of the 3 most recent calendar years, are usually carried out each summer and incorporate newly available major annual source data. Comprehensive (or benchmark)
revisions are carried out at about 5-year intervals and incorporate major periodic source data, as well as improvements in concepts and methods that update the accounts to portray more accurately the evolving U.S. Economy.
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Core (excl Food & Energy) Real US Personal Consumption Expenditures-Monthly
US Core Consumer Spending PCE
rose
0.3% in Sep
Released:
31-Oct-24
| Next Release:
27-Nov-24
Sep 2024
0.3%
Aug 2024
0.1%
Change
0.2%
1 Year
3 Years
5 Years
The US Bureau of Economic Analysis publishes seasonally adjusted data for Personal Consumption Expenditures monthly. A healthy Personal Spending figure means that consumers are buying goods and services, fueling the economy and spurring output growth. The report is particularly valued for forecasting inflationary pressures. Taken in excess these high levels of consumption and production may lead to an overall increase in prices. Indeed, the Fed uses a measure of inflation derived from the PCE as their primary gauge of inflation.
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Date
Value
01-Aug-2019
0.001
01-Sep-2019
0.001
01-Oct-2019
0.001
01-Nov-2019
0
01-Dec-2019
0.002
01-Jan-2020
0.002
01-Feb-2020
0.002
01-Mar-2020
-0.001
01-Apr-2020
-0.004
01-May-2020
0.002
01-Jun-2020
0.003
01-Jul-2020
0.003
01-Aug-2020
0.003
01-Sep-2020
0.002
01-Oct-2020
0
01-Nov-2020
0
01-Dec-2020
0.003
01-Jan-2021
0.002
01-Feb-2021
0.001
01-Mar-2021
0.004
01-Apr-2021
0.006
01-May-2021
0.006
01-Jun-2021
0.005
01-Jul-2021
0.003
01-Aug-2021
0.003
01-Sep-2021
0.002
01-Oct-2021
0.005
01-Nov-2021
0.005
01-Dec-2021
0.005
01-Jan-2022
0.005
01-Feb-2022
0.004
01-Mar-2022
0.004
01-Apr-2022
0.003
01-May-2022
0.004
01-Jun-2022
0.006
01-Jul-2022
0.001
01-Aug-2022
0.006
01-Sep-2022
0.005
01-Oct-2022
0.003
01-Nov-2022
0.002
01-Dec-2022
0.004
01-Jan-2023
0.005
01-Feb-2023
0.003
01-Mar-2023
0.003
01-Apr-2023
0.003
01-May-2023
0.003
01-Jun-2023
0.002
01-Jul-2023
0.001
01-Aug-2023
0.001
01-Sep-2023
0.003
01-Oct-2023
0.001
01-Nov-2023
0.001
01-Dec-2023
0.002
01-Jan-2024
0.005
01-Feb-2024
0.003
01-Mar-2024
0.003
01-Apr-2024
0.003
01-May-2024
0.001
01-Jun-2024
0.002
01-Jul-2024
0.002
01-Aug-2024
0.001
01-Sep-2024
0.003
Core (excl Food & Energy) Real US Personal Consumption Expenditures-Monthly
Data Series Details
Last File Update:
31-Oct-2024
Frequency:
Monthly
Start Date:
01-Aug-2019
End Date:
01-Sep-2024
Length:
5 years
# of Records:
62
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Core (excl Food & Energy) Real US Personal Consumption Expenditures-Monthly
The
Core
Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) measure is the component statistic for consumption in GDP,
excluding food and energy
, collected and published monthly by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). It consists of the actual and imputed expenditures of households and includes data pertaining to durable and non-durable goods and services. It is essentially a measure of goods and services targeted towards individuals and consumed by individuals.
A healthy Personal Spending figure means that consumers are buying goods and services, fueling the economy and spurring output growth. The report is particularly valued for forecasting inflationary pressures. Taken in excess these high levels of consumption and production may lead to an overall increase in prices. Indeed, the Fed uses a measure of inflation derived from the PCE as their primary gauge of inflation.
On the other hand, persistently low Personal Spending may result in decreasing levels of output and an economic downturn.
Because income is either spent or saved, Personal Spending (when reported as a percent of income rather than the headline percent change) has an inverse relationship to personal saving. Economists watch the growth of Personal Spending in relation to income and saving to determine if consumers are living beyond their means, which would influence levels of borrowing and future consumption.
Core Personal Consumption Expenditure
Volatile items like food and energy can fluctuate widely due to seasonal and non-systemic factors. In order to provide a less erratic picture of Personal Consumption, food and energy items are excluded in the PCE core report.
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