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3Q GDP Growth Seen at 2.8% — Data Week Ahead

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The following are median forecasts for this week's remaining U.S. data from a survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal.

Forecasts were last updated Monday afternoon. 

 
DATE      TIME  RELEASE                       PERIOD     CONSENSUS    PREVIOUS 
Thursday  0830  Jobless Claims*                Oct 25     228K   (8)   N/A 
          0830  Real GDP (1st Reading)*        3Q        +2.8%   (11) +3.8% 
          0830  GDP Prices (1st Reading)*      3Q        +2.7%   (4)  +2.1% 
Friday    0830  Personal Income*               Sep       +0.4%   (10) +0.4% 
          0830  Consumer Spending*             Sep       +0.4%   (10) +0.6% 
          0830  PCE Prices M/M*                Sep       +0.3%   (7)  +0.3% 
          0830  PCE Prices Y/Y*                Sep       +2.8%   (5)  +2.7% 
          0830  Core PCE Prices M/M*           Sep       +0.3%   (9)  +0.2% 
          0830  Core PCE Prices Y/Y*           Sep       +2.9%   (5)  +2.9% 
          0830  Employment Cost Index*         3Q        +0.9%   (9)  +0.9% 
          0945  Chicago PMI                    Oct        42.0   (8)   40.6 
 
*Data subject to delay if government shutdown continues 
 
(Figures in parentheses refer to number of economists surveyed.) 
 
Write to Tim Merle at dataweekahead@wsj.com

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

October 30, 2025 01:43 ET (05:43 GMT)

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