ABA DataBank: Q2 GDP revised up to 2.2% in final estimate
Solid consumer spending and business investment should continue to support loan demand across consumer and commercial portfolios.
Solid consumer spending and business investment should continue to support loan demand across consumer and commercial portfolios.
The GDP second estimate at 1.5% demonstrates resilient private demand; strong increases in real final sales reflect continued appetite for ...
ABA's economic team believes there are risks to growth including elevated interest rates and oil prices. However, strong investment in ...
The ABA Office of the Chief Economist believes the final estimate of Q1 GDP underscores a resilient economy but with ...
ABA’s economists believe the second estimate of Q1 GDP shows that the U.S. economy continued to expand in early 2026, ...
Headline growth is supported by solid personal consumption and private investment, even amid higher energy prices and heightened global uncertainty.
While the U.S. economy expanded at the end of 2025, it was at a more moderate pace than initially expected. ...
Real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 0.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025, according to the ...
The ABA Office of the Chief Economist believes the data is pointing to continued strength in the services sector, a ...
The U.S. economy continued to expand at the end of 2025, although at a more moderate pace. With services remaining ...
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