Combined with a sinking jobless rate, a surging stock market and a sunny outlook, the estimated overall 2.3 percent rise in the nation’s output last year is a sign of the American economy’s continuing resilience.
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Friday, January 26, 2018
Breaking News: The U.S. economy showed continuing resilience in last year's fourth quarter, growing at a 2.6 percent annual rate
The economy grew at an annual rate of 2.6 percent in the final quarter of 2017, the government reported Friday, finishing off the year on a firm footing — though short of the heady 4 percent annual growth that President Trump has promised.
Combined with a sinking jobless rate, a surging stock market and a sunny outlook, the estimated overall 2.3 percent rise in the nation’s output last year is a sign of the American economy’s continuing resilience.
Combined with a sinking jobless rate, a surging stock market and a sunny outlook, the estimated overall 2.3 percent rise in the nation’s output last year is a sign of the American economy’s continuing resilience.
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What is crazy is how the stupid lying Media is saying that Trump inherited a thriving economy and it has nothing to do with him.
Can't wait for it to 'trickle down' to us common folk. RIGHT
The only ones thriving under Obamacare were the ones getting welfare,free phones , medical cards, independence cards , rent subsidy and on and on. GO TRUMP!
The economy is totally rigged / fake.
All of the markets are manipulated by the Federal Reserve Bank and ECB.
There is no true price discovery.
Continue "investing" in this casino (stock market) if you like, but you will get burned.
The elites will get out just before they allow it to collapse in value.
The real economy (street level) is a mess.
It cost too much to live comfortably, so that the overall standard of living is in decline in America.
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