US GDP growth in the third quarter of 2016 was 1.6%. This is positive news, after the GDP growth rate was trending down ever since September 2015. Quarterly GDP growth, not seasonally adjusted, came in at 3.1%.
All of UFM Market Trends’ economic indicators demonstrate that the US is finally at the dawn of promising economic growth after the crisis of 2008. However, now that the economy finally appears to be improving, it will be faced with the economic policies of Trump, which might change the panorama soon.
Contents
- Gross domestic product (GDP)
- Employment trends
- Economic sentiment
- Federal Reserve
- Monetary aggregates
- Inflation
- House Price Index (HPI)
- Producer Price Index (IPP)
- Stock Market Prices
- Credit
- Fiscal situation
- Balance of payments
- Exchange rates
Author
- Clynton R. López F.
Clynton López is a professor at the Francisco Marroquín University since 2002 in the areas of economics and philosophy. He has a degree in Economics with a specialization in Finance from the Francisco Marroquín University and a master in Economics from the same university, both Magna Cum Laude. He studied executive programs at Boston University on Managerial Economics & Corporate Finance, the Master of Philosophy at the Rafael Landívar University (specialization in phenomenology), and the Post Graduate Degree in INCAE for Senior Management. In the professional field he has more than 10 years of management experience in banking and financial companies in Guatemala, California and Puerto Rico.
