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    Home » Blog » Third-quarter GDP rose at 2.8% rate ahead of the elections, buoying Harris

    Third-quarter GDP rose at 2.8% rate ahead of the elections, buoying Harris

    October 30, 2024Updated:October 30, 2024 Business & Economy No Comments
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    In a preliminary measure released on Wednesday, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the economy expanded at a 2.8 % seasonally adjusted annual rate during the second quarter of this year, which suggests there is underlying economic resilience that has contributed to Vice President Kamala Harris’s political interests.

    The economics ‘ consensus was that the economy’s GDP may increase at a 3 % price.

    With less than a week until the vote, Harris, who has been hampered by socioeconomic challenges, you claim the title growth rate on the campaign path.

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    For context, the economy expanded at a 3 % rate in the second quarter and only 1.4 % in the first. In the upcoming weeks, the Beatrice may update its third-quarter GDP calculate twice more.

    Any financial information that has come out in the past few months has been carefully scrutinized, given the closeness to the primaries, which take place this Tuesday. In this election cycle, voters are most concerned about the market because Republicans are focusing on voter unhappiness and Democrats are trying to refocus on stimulating economic developments, such as tenacious GDP growth.

    Inflation is the elephant in the room, despite GDP development and the robust labor market.

    The price of living has increased as a result of prices and high interest rates. While the consumer price index’s score has decreased by 2.4 % for the year that ended in September, nearly four years of accumulated prices have had an impact on citizens.

    Previous President Donald Trump’s plan has been promoting the times of excessive prices and attempting to convey to voters that their lives were better under Trump than under Biden and, by extension, Harris.

    In the meantime, Harris ‘ team has attempted to minimize the impact of the market and concentrate on other plan themes, particularly the threat to abortion access and Trump’s campaign rhetoric. When Biden was still in the race, the battle had tried to persuade voters that the business was in good shape and that the job market was powerful.

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    Nevertheless prices have increased by about 20 % since President Joe Biden took the oath of office in January 2021, the quarter of his inauguration. Democrats have been unfairly penalized by electors because of the significantly higher prices of goods and services since Biden took office.

    The Federal Reserve was forced to raise attention charges to their highest level in years due to higher prices. That causes more customer problems because it makes it more expensive to take out loans and to pay off debt, and because it causes higher mortgage rates, making homebuying more expensive.

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