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8 results for “GDP”

  1. StoryEconomy

    BEA lifts Q2 GDP to 2.2% in the third estimate; August income rose 0.2%

    Real GDP grew at a 2.2% annual rate in the second quarter — revised up 0.7 percentage point from the second estimate — as BEA also published August personal income and PCE prices.

    Published 09-30-2026

  2. StoryFiscal / Debt

    CBO: 1% Higher Rates Push Debt to 222% of GDP; 30Y Tops 5.5%

    The budget office's new rate-shock analysis shows one point of higher rates adding $35.7 trillion in interest costs through 2056 — as the 30-year breached 5.5% for the first time in 22 years.

    Published 09-25-2026

  3. StoryPrices

    June PCE prices fell 0.1% from May; they were 3.7% above a year earlier

    This is a monthly accounts release, not the quarterly GDP price line.

    Published 07-30-2026

  4. StoryEconomyArchived coverage

    BEA published the Q2 2026 GDP second estimate; this page was the pre-print watch

    The official second estimate is live on the Markets tape and at BEA. This preview is earlier coverage, not the current print. Figures below remain the July 30 advance vintage.

    Published 08-24-2026

  5. AuthorMacro, rates, and policy

    Elena Brooks

    Federal Reserve, Treasury, BLS, BEA, inflation, labor, GDP, rates, and official macro releases.

    Macro, rates, and policy

  6. LearnMethod

    Advance, second, third — three GDPs for one quarter

    BEA does not publish one GDP number for a quarter and walk away. It publishes an advance estimate, then a second estimate, then a third. Each vintage revises the quarter it names as more source data arrive. The live tape is the second estimate. The July 30 advance is a prior vintage of the same quarter.

    Published 08-21-2026

  7. LearnMethod

    SAAR is a pace, not a total

    A seasonally adjusted annual rate takes a quarter-to-quarter or month-to-month change, strips the usual seasonal pattern, and states it as if that pace lasted a year. It is a unit on the number, not a second economy.

    Published 08-21-2026

  8. SeriesData

    Real GDP (second estimate)

    1.5% SAAR · BEA · Q2 2026 · Second estimate. Delayed observation.

    Published Q2 2026 · Second estimate