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Canada’s Big Bet on Stimulus Draws Global Attention
The Outlook
Canada’s Big Bet on Stimulus Draws Global Attention
Global Economy Week Ahead: IMF Meetings, U.S. Jobs Report, China Forex Reserves
Global Economy Week Ahead: IMF Meetings, U.S. Jobs Report, China Forex Reserves
U.S. Consumer Spending Flat in August
U.S. Consumer Spending Flat in August
Consumer Sentiment Climbs in September
Consumer Sentiment Climbs in September
Yuan Marks Milestone With Entry Into IMF Reserve Basket
Yuan Marks Milestone With Entry Into IMF Reserve Basket
State Spending Keeps Industry Humming in China
State Spending Keeps Industry Humming in China
What Makes Austin’s Economy Like Boston’s
What Makes Austin’s Economy Like Boston’s
Soybeans Are Fueling U.S. Economic Growth (But Not for Long)
Soybeans Are Fueling U.S. Economic Growth (But Not for Long)
How Technology Is Disrupting the Global Economy: Join Q&A With the IMF’s Christine Lagarde
How Technology Is Disrupting the Global Economy: Join Q&A With the IMF’s Christine Lagarde
Tax Break for Olympic Medal Winners Nears Finish Line
Tax Break for Olympic Medal Winners Nears Finish Line
Obama Administration Imposes New Requirements on Pay Data, Sick Leave
Obama Administration Imposes New Requirements on Pay Data, Sick Leave
Fiscal Constraints Await the Next President
Election 2016
Fiscal Constraints Await the Next President
Jobs Recovery Reaches Plateau, Posing a Challenge for Forecasters
The Outlook
Jobs Recovery Reaches Plateau, Posing a Challenge for Forecasters

U.S. Second-Quarter GDP Revised Up to 1.4% Gain

Latest data confirms expansion decelerated in first half of the year

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The U.S. economy appears to be growing at its fastest pace in two years, buoyed by firm consumer spending, stronger exports and positive—though still modest—business investment.

But the sharp acceleration in growth during the third quarter, which ends Friday, will only bring overall gains for 2016 back in line with the lackluster pace of...

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