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Back to Episodes0.2% Drop: Should We Worry? | S2 E048 | 05-29-25
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📉 The economy just took another hit. In this episode of Markets with Megan, we unpack the revised Q1 GDP numbers, and it's not exactly good news. GDP contracted by 0.2%, slightly better than the original -0.3%, but still a sign of a slowing economy.
🔍 We break down:
- Why consumer spending was revised downward
- What weaker growth could mean for the Federal Reserve
- How markets are reacting to the latest economic data
đź’¬ Megan explains why the bond market and interest-rate-sensitive sectors are watching these numbers closely.
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