Atlanta Fed GDPNow Q3 estimate slips to 4.3% after weak July retail print (DXY:)
Atlanta Fed GDPNow cuts Q3 GDP growth estimate to 4.3% after weak July retail sales.
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Atlanta Fed GDPNow cuts Q3 GDP growth estimate to 4.3% after weak July retail sales.
Atlanta Fed GDPNow Q3 estimate slips to 4.3% after weak July retail print (DXY:) | Seeking Alpha
Klaus Vedfelt
The Atlanta Fed GDPNow model revised its estimate for Q3 GDP growth to 4.3% on Friday from 4.8% after retail sales unexpectedly declined in July. That still indicates robust economic growth, compared with the Bureau of Economic Analysis's 1.5% final print for Q2 GDP and
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