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GDP growth forecasts for the US in 2026.
The administration and allied outlets point to measurable wins ’s 2024 reelection—faster post‑pandemic job recovery, sharp drops in border apprehensions, fresh private AI investment, and a boost in Re...
The United States does not currently have a "failed" economy: macro indicators and professional forecasts point to continued growth and resilience rather than collapse, but the expansion is uneven and...
accounted for roughly 13.9–14.1 percent of nominal GDP in 2024, depending on which state and national series one uses; precise share varies because different data releases list California’s 2024 nomin...
Independent forecasters broadly agree that U.S. growth will be modest but positive over the next two years, with near‑term GDP projections clustering roughly between about 1.8% and 2.5% for 2026 and s...
The global view of the United States is now deeply ambivalent: international opinion is split roughly down the middle on whether the U.S. is viewed favorably, even as measurable support has slipped am...