(Bloomberg) -- First-quarter U.S. economic growth,
already reported as the weakest in four years, will be revised
even lower as the trade deficit widened and businesses reined in
inventories, economists said before a government report today.
The world's largest economy grew at an annual rate of 0.8
percent from January through March, down from the 1.3 percent
pace estimated last month, new figures from the Commerce
Department may show. The forecast is based on the median of 78
forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey.
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already reported as the weakest in four years, will be revised
even lower as the trade deficit widened and businesses reined in
inventories, economists said before a government report today.
The world's largest economy grew at an annual rate of 0.8
percent from January through March, down from the 1.3 percent
pace estimated last month, new figures from the Commerce
Department may show. The forecast is based on the median of 78
forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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