The US personal savings rate fell for the seventh straight month to 3.5% in November, its lowest since October 2022, raising concerns about Americans’ ability to sustain spending as household savings dwindle despite resilient consumption.
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[Global Chart]Strong Consumption, Lingering Concerns—US Savings Rate Falls for Seventh Consecutive Month
The US personal savings rate fell for the seventh straight month to 3.5% in November, its lowest since October 2022, raising concerns about Americans’ ability to sustain spending as household savings dwindle despite resilient consumption.
US Q3 2025 GDP Growth Revised Up to 4.4%—Strongest in Two Years on Robust Exports and Consumption
The US economy posted its strongest quarterly growth in two years, with Q3 2025 GDP revised up to 4.4% on robust exports and consumer spending, outpacing market expectations.
'GDPNow' Model Maintains Robust Q4 US Growth Estimate—Revised Up Slightly to 5.4%
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model raised its Q4 2023 US growth estimate to 5.4%, reflecting stronger consumer spending and investment, outpacing private forecasts.
'GDPNow' Model Revises US Q4 2025 Growth Down to 2.7%—Consumption and Investment Weaken
The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model revised US Q4 2025 growth down to 2.7% amid weaker consumption and investment, with further adjustments likely as new data emerges.
'GDPNow' Q3 Growth Estimate Edges Down 0.1%p to 3.5%—Mid-3% Range Persists
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model lowered its U.S. Q3 growth estimate to 3.5%, reflecting softer consumer spending and inventories, as markets await official GDP data.
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model has revised its Q3 US GDP growth estimate down to 3.5%, reflecting weaker consumer spending and marking a continued trend of downward adjustments from earlier projections above 4%.
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At One Point Above 4%—Atlanta Fed's 'GDPNow' Lowers Q3 US Growth Estimate Again to 3.5%
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model has revised its Q3 US GDP growth estimate down to 3.5%, reflecting weaker consumer spending and marking a continued trend of downward adjustments from earlier projections above 4%.
New York Stocks Open Lower Despite Improved Labor Data
U.S. stocks opened lower as labor market data showed modest improvement, with the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all declining; investors await key PCE data and monitor sector rotation trends.
'GDPNow' Q3 Growth Estimate Revised Down to 4.0%—Consumption and Investment Weaken
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model revised its Q3 U.S. growth estimate down to 4.0% amid weaker consumption and investment, as retail sales and PCE growth slowed.
'GDPNow' Model Sees Sharp Upgrade in Q3 US Growth Forecast—Hits Record High of 3.9% Since Launch
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model sharply raised its Q3 US growth forecast to a record 3.9%, reflecting robust consumer spending and improved net exports, outpacing private sector consensus.
Wall Street - Robust US Economy Diminishes Need for Fed Rate Cuts
US GDP growth surged to 3.8% in Q2, outpacing forecasts and fueling skepticism on the need for further Fed rate cuts as Treasury yields climb.
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