Posted on 07/30/2014 1:08:25 PM PDT by Lorianne
The United States economy rebounded heartily in the spring after a dismal winter, the Commerce Department reported on Wednesday, growing at an annual rate of 4 percent from April through June and surpassing economists expecations.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
Next week when the corrected numbers come out it will be -2%.
Six this is two, Bravo Sierra, over.
Commerce Department? Let’s see...that’s the Federal Government, isn’t it?
OK...must be false then.
Yippee.
After they adjust the number downward next month it'll be back to negative growth.
My thoughts exactly. The rainbows and unicorns finally arrived! Praise to Aiges-Bearing Jove.
White House to Commerce: "How much did the economy grow this quarter?"
Commerce: "What number would you like us to use?"
I’ll wait until the adjustments come out on Friday before labor day weekend.
and Moon is made of Cheese ,WOW
They adjusted 1Q to -2.1%.
The original swing was 3.9 points. Now it’s a 3.1 point reduction from the original 1%.
I’m thinking this will get revised down to just below 2% eventually.
America is stagnant economically.
Sure it is. Which major companies just laid off 1000s? Mirosoft, ....
What is the number for the banks?
Exactly. Even if by some remote chance this is true, they have zero credibility at this point. And they know it.
So, why 4%? It’s nice round number. Four is a very good useful number and hasn’t been used in a while. Completely underused for some years now. I like 4. Who would not like the number 4 ? ... unless they are ‘haters’ or racists something.
Original was +0.1% not 1.0% and was based on the flawed ACA methodology now fixed.
Liar, liar, pants on fire.
Oh Happy Day! Hallelujah. All praise Dear Leader.
1st revision is scheduled for 8/28
2nd revision scheduled for 9/26
3rd scheduled for 10/30
The while schedule is published http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/news_release_sort_national.htm
I wonder how much of that “growth” was inflation?
Yes, revisions tend to show worse results.
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