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U.S. economy expanded 3.3% in Q2, with growth even stronger than initially thought

1. U.S. GDP rose 3.3%, beating expectations in Q2. 2. Consumer spending increased, driving economic growth. 3. Imports fell significantly, contributing positively to GDP. 4. The economy forecasted to slow to 1.5% growth next year. 5. Inflation remains steady, aligning with Federal Reserve goals.

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Why Bullish?

Strong GDP growth and consumer spending indicate economic resilience, historically boosting S&P 500.

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Strong economic performance usually supports S&P growth; ongoing tariff concerns may temper longer-term effects.

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Immediate market reactions expected, but slower growth forecasts may impact longer-term sentiment.

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