so we annualize it using the following formula: g₍annual₎ = (1 + g₍quarterly₎)⁴ – 1 Image source: The Motley Fool. The annual rate is equivalent to the growth rate over a year if GDP ...

The last three estimates are for annual GDP growth. Each of them is revised upwards compared to their earlier estimates. The upward revision for 2023-24 from 8.2 per cent to 9.2 per cent is indeed ...

“When you strip all of that out, and you strip out the volatility of inventories in the equation, we actually had about 3 percent GDP growth, which is very, very good and quite encouraging for ...

“Robust core GDP, the highest gross domestic investment in four years, job growth, and trillions of dollars in new investments secured by President Trump are fueling an economic boom and setting ...