🟡 US GDP for Q4 continues to be revised downward to +0.5%

📌 Q4 GDP continues to be adjusted down to +0.5% QoQ (annualized), from +0.7% previously and much lower than the +4.4% figure of Q3.
📌 The growth structure remains unchanged: the private sector (goods and services) remains the main pillar, while the public sector drags down growth. The federal government contributes -0.96 percentage points to GDP. Completely opposite to Bidenomics
📌 The main components after adjustment:
🔸 Consumer spending (PCE): +1.9% (unchanged)
🔸 Private investment: +1.5% (from +1.6%)
🔸 Housing: -1.7% (from -0.5%) → continues to worsen
🔸 Net exports: -3.2% (from -3.3%)
🔸 Government spending: -5.6% (from -5.8%)
📌 Notable points in this GDP revision:
🔸 No significant change compared to the previous revision.
🔸 Consumer spending still holds at ~2% despite the government shutdown of ~1.5 months
🔸 The government sector remains the largest negative drag, thinning overall growth