US EditionRoundup: Below Expectations / Oil’s Wartime High / AI Fuels Amazon
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The U.S. economy is recovering thanks in part to investment in AI, but households are experiencing an increase in inflation.
Roundup: Below expectations / Oil’s wartime high / AI fuels Amazon
Soft landing? The U.S. economy expanded at an annualized rate of 2.0% in the first quarter of 2026, according to the advance estimate released Thursday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis—rebounding sharply from 0.5% growth in Q4 2025. Growth was driven by increases in investment, exports, consumer spending and government spending. The result missed market forecasts of 2.3%, with analysts noting consumer demand softened and business investment re…
The Spanish economy has maintained the pulse of growth in the first quarter of the year with an advance of 0.6%, only two tenths less than in the previous, despite the impact of...
The Spanish economy slowed down in the first quarter of the year in a context marked by the war in Iran. A moderation in growth that has been less intense than some forecasts indicated. The National Institute of Statistics (INE) published on Thursday the GDP data corresponding to the start of 2026 that reflect that the economy expanded by 0.6% compared to the last quarter of last year. We are facing a growth figure two tenths lower than that rec…
GDP slowed slightly compared to the fourth quarter, but strong household consumption and productive investment have dampened the tailwinds of the conflict in Iran
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