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US GDP growth revised to 3.8 Percent as economy outperforms expectations
The US economy posted a stronger-than-expected 3.8 Percent GDP growth in Q2, supported by resilient consumer spending and robust technology sector earnings. Despite the upward revision, labour market softness and weak consumer sentiment tempered the outlook. Mega tech firms outlined large-scale AI investments, signalling sustained capital formation.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
12:45 pm
17 November 2025
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