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US Q3 GDP tracking unchanged at 2.4% after August CPI

Wednesday, September 16, 2015 2:58 PM UTC

The elements of the CPI used to deflate core retail sales in tracking of real PCE growth were slightly below expectations in August. Weaker PCE control group prices imply a slightly stronger rate of real consumption growth on the month.

"This boosted our tracking estimate of overall Q3 real consumption growth one-tenth, to 3.2%, but left our Q3 GDP tracking estimate unchanged at 2.4% after rounding", says Barclays.

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