HomeTwitterGDP grew at a 6.9% pace to close out 2021, stronger than expected despite omicron spread

January 27, 2022

GDP grew at a 6.9% pace to close out 2021, stronger than expected despite omicron spread

GDP grew at a 6.9% pace to close out 2021, stronger than expected despite omicron spread https://t.co/SxBlUly91d pic.twitter.com/pz2qY7LUEH

— CNBC (@CNBC) January 27, 2022

Related posts

Twitter makes most of its ad revenue from big brands. What does that mean for the company?

The Nasdaq tries to break it losing streak, Broadcom in talks to acquire VMware and more.

Jane Fraser, Citigroup CEO, joins “Squawk on the Street” to discuss expectations for an upcoming recession in the U.S., any liquidity issues she has seen and why Citigroup’s stock has been cheaper than other financials.

“The notion that people are spending the stimulus down isn’t happening yet,” says Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan, weighing in on whether the U.S. is in for a recession.

“Inflation is coming from gasoline, it’s coming from housing, [and] it’s coming from food,” China Beige Book Chief Economist Derek Scissors says. “Those are not things we get from China.”

NBA champion Dwyane Wade shares his 3 best tips for managing money.

Web Analytics Made Easy - Statcounter