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Tag: Interest Rates

A 3.4% Quarter and 3.6% Inflation: Strong Growth Is Not the Same as Stable Prices

By admin_wpIn DebatePosted October 30, 2026
The Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Building in Washington, D.C., under a blue sky

Third-quarter GDP beat forecasts at 3.4%, driven by AI-related business investment, but September PCE inflation hit 3.6% and real disposable income fell. Here is what the numbers mean for families, the Fed and Congress.

Tags: Economy, Federal Reserve, Fiscal Responsibility, GDP, Inflation, Interest Rates
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