- Consumer confidence soared in May, driven by easing U.S.-China trade tensions and improved outlooks for jobs, stocks, and the overall economy.
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- GDP fell 0.2% in Q1, hit by weak consumer spending and record trade deficits, despite stronger business investment and inventory growth.
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- Minutes from the most recent Fed meeting showed officials favor patience on policy rate changes due to tariff uncertainty and inflation risks.
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