Not bad for India but I think it can go higher. Needs some push. This is like the perfect chance for modi to do it without any pushback coz of trump
Key_Door1467 on
China: “5% growth not great, not terrible.”
Firm-Examination2134 on
Damn, this is very bullish for the US, 2.6%growth is extraordinary for a developed country, if it really does manage to be this high, it could very well lead to a red wave of the midterms
Like, these levels of growth, after a 2.1% growth rate in 2025 and basically 0% population growth due to migrant returns? This would represent one of the fastest expansions in recent US history per capita
I wonder how they get such a high number, are trumps tax cuts really that beneficial?
Also, the world figures are very low since the IMF projects 3.1% for next year, and this is whirh their classic very bearish forecast on China and the US
So… Does Goldman really differ THAT MUCH on low income economies to push global growth that much down? If so that would be a terrible sign, as it would imply the poor countries are going to do EXTREMELY poorly compared to the IMF
hypsignathus on
Sheesh that US chart is really something. So chaotic–the drag from tariffs and then the “fiscal and financial impulses” that try to counter it. *sigh*
Res__Publica on
Wrong because ChatGPT 5.5 (erotic mode) will be super-intelligent and the US economy will double by October actually
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Not bad for India but I think it can go higher. Needs some push. This is like the perfect chance for modi to do it without any pushback coz of trump
China: “5% growth not great, not terrible.”
Damn, this is very bullish for the US, 2.6%growth is extraordinary for a developed country, if it really does manage to be this high, it could very well lead to a red wave of the midterms
Like, these levels of growth, after a 2.1% growth rate in 2025 and basically 0% population growth due to migrant returns? This would represent one of the fastest expansions in recent US history per capita
I wonder how they get such a high number, are trumps tax cuts really that beneficial?
Also, the world figures are very low since the IMF projects 3.1% for next year, and this is whirh their classic very bearish forecast on China and the US
So… Does Goldman really differ THAT MUCH on low income economies to push global growth that much down? If so that would be a terrible sign, as it would imply the poor countries are going to do EXTREMELY poorly compared to the IMF
Sheesh that US chart is really something. So chaotic–the drag from tariffs and then the “fiscal and financial impulses” that try to counter it. *sigh*
Wrong because ChatGPT 5.5 (erotic mode) will be super-intelligent and the US economy will double by October actually