Not quite: GDP growth for 4Q 2017 disappoints at only 2.6 percent
Barring a later upward revision, which certainly wouldn't be unprecedented, three straight quarters of 3.0 percent growth isn't happening right now
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--January 26, 2018
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It was just an arbitrary measure, of course. And 2.6 percent growth is respectable, if not much more than that. But it was looking good until this morning's initial report that we were going to hit three straight quarters of 3.0 percent GDP growth.
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