Measures the quarterly change in the total value of goods and services produced in the US economy.
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GDP growth indicates the overall health of the economy and influences investor confidence.
Central banks watch GDP closely to guide monetary policy decisions, such as interest rate changes.
Stronger GDP growth can lead to expectations of tighter monetary policy, affecting bond yields and stock markets.
Markets may rally on optimism about economic strength, but bond yields could rise due to potential rate hikes.
Markets may decline on growth concerns, and bond yields could fall as expectations for easing monetary policy increase.
Markets typically show limited reaction, as the data confirms current economic outlooks.