South Korea's construction contract value rebounded 4.8% year-on-year in Q2 2025 to 63.5 trillion won ($48.2 billion), driven by gains in both public and private sectors, with building construction offsetting a decline in civil engineering.
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Construction Contract Value Rises 4.8% in Q2 Year-on-Year—Driven by Both Public and Private Sectors
South Korea's construction contract value rebounded 4.8% year-on-year in Q2 2025 to 63.5 trillion won ($48.2 billion), driven by gains in both public and private sectors, with building construction offsetting a decline in civil engineering.
The US economy posted a stronger-than-expected 3.8% annualized GDP growth in Q2, driven by reduced imports and robust consumer spending, outpacing forecasts and marking a sharp rebound from the previous quarter's contraction.
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US Q2 GDP Surges 3.8% on Surprise Growth—Driven by Declining Imports and Higher Consumer Spending
The US economy posted a stronger-than-expected 3.8% annualized GDP growth in Q2, driven by reduced imports and robust consumer spending, outpacing forecasts and marking a sharp rebound from the previous quarter's contraction.
The US economy posted a surprise 3.8% annualized GDP growth in Q2, the strongest in two years, driven by robust consumer spending and a sharp drop in imports, according to final Commerce Department data.
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The US economy posted a surprise 3.8% annualized GDP growth in Q2, the strongest in two years, driven by robust consumer spending and a sharp drop in imports, according to final Commerce Department data.
Japan Q2 Real GDP Revised Up to Annualized 2.2%—Beats Preliminary Estimate (Update)
Japan’s Q2 real GDP was revised up to an annualized 2.2%, beating the preliminary estimate, as the yen held steady near 148.36 per dollar after the data release.
Japan’s Q2 Real GDP Revised Up to Annualized 2.2% Growth, Improving on Preliminary Estimate
Japan’s second-quarter real GDP growth was revised up to an annualized 2.2%, signaling stronger-than-expected economic momentum and improving on the initial estimate.
Japan Q2 Real GDP Grows at Annualized 1.0%—Beating Expectations (Update)
Japan’s real GDP grew 1.0% annualized in Q2 2025, beating forecasts and marking five straight quarters of expansion, while the yen remained stable post-release.
[Corporate Tidbits]Kakao's Hidden Gem – 'Gift to Myself'
Kakao Corp.'s 'Gift to Myself' service drove a 43% year-on-year surge in self-purchase transactions in Q2, fueling record traffic and boosting commerce revenue.
Trade Desk reports strong Q2 growth as new CFO steps in: Programmatic advertising platform delivers 19% revenue growth while announcing leadership transition effective August 21.
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Trade Desk reports strong Q2 growth as new CFO steps in
Programmatic advertising platform delivers 19% revenue growth while announcing leadership transition effective August 21.
US Q2 Growth Rate 'D-1'—GDPNow Estimate Raised 0.5 Percentage Points to 2.9%
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model raised its US Q2 growth estimate to 2.9%, up 0.5 percentage points, as net exports boosted projections ahead of official GDP data.
'GDPNow' Lowers Q2 US Growth Estimate to 2.4%—Slight Dip in Consumer Spending
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model cut its Q2 US growth forecast to 2.4%, citing weaker consumer spending, as estimates continue to trend downward.
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