US real GDP grew 1.4 per cent in Q4 2025, slowing from 4.4 per cent in Q3 amid weaker government spending and exports, according to the advance estimate released by the BEA.
Growth was supported by consumer spending and investment, while imports declined.
The federal shutdown trimmed growth by about 1 percentage point.
Full-year GDP rose 2.2 per cent, with inflation remaining broadly stable.
Growth was supported by consumer spending and investment, while imports declined.
The federal shutdown trimmed growth by about 1 percentage point.
Full-year GDP rose 2.2 per cent, with inflation remaining broadly stable.
