Today I am pleased to report, in Breaking News this morning, that the U.S
Trump today I am pleased to report, in Breaking News this morning, that the U.S. Economy is BOOMING at 3.4 PERCENT — A Historic Level of Economic Growth. Consumer spending is WAY UP, Business Investment is WAY UP, and Investment in new Equipment EXPLODED
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today I am pleased to report, in Breaking News this morning, that the U.S. Economy is BOOMING at 3.4 PERCENT — A Historic Level of Economic Growth. The U.S. economy expanded at a 3.4 percent annual rate in the third quarter of 2026, driven by resilient consumer spending and a surge in AI-related equipment investment.
However, despite strong growth, rising inflation figures continued to worry consumers and economists ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Today I am pleased to report, in Breaking News this morning, that the U.S. Economy is BOOMING at 3.4 PERCENT — A Historic Level of Economic Growth.
Consumer spending is WAY UP, Business Investment is WAY UP, and Investment in new Equipment EXPLODED by 21%, which means Record Numbers of Factories and Companies are being built and expanded in the U.S.A. Very importantly, Core Inflation remained LOW. We are smashing expectations — with today’s numbers beating 72% of economists’ forecasts.
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Our Economy is ROARING but, if the Dumocrats win the Midterms, they will burn it all down. If you want to keep this Growth going, you must vote REPUBLICAN! Donald J. Trump
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