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2025.06.0917:00:00UTC+00Atlanta Fed GDPNow Holds Steady at 3.8% for Second Quarter 2025

The Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow model, a widely-followed estimate of the United States' economic growth, has shown no variance as it maintains a projection of 3.8% for the second quarter of 2025. Updated on June 9, 2025, this latest data reading aligns with the previous figure, signaling a period of stability in economic growth expectations.

The forecasted GDP growth rate has been consistent throughout the second quarter, reflecting a balanced outlook amidst the prevailing economic conditions. While market participants and economists often look to the GDPNow model for real-time insights, the unaltered projection suggests that the factors driving U.S. economic output have remained steady, supporting the ongoing recovery trajectory from previous fluctuations in economic performance.

As the second quarter progresses, attention will likely turn to how various economic indicators, such as consumer spending and industrial production, align with the GDPNow's stable forecast. With no current adjustments in place, stakeholders across industries will be keenly observing whether future revisions or external economic developments might disrupt the current plateau in economic anticipation.

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