The trend since 2019.
The latest available read: GDP Growth is at 1.50% as of Q2 2026. Source: BEA · A191RL1Q225SBEA.
Why it matters.
Slower GDP growth means less job creation and reduced raises across industries, which directly hits your paycheck and job security. It also affects home prices and investment returns, so your mortgage costs and retirement savings are on the line.
Where it fits.
GDP Growth feeds the Growth view — one of the six areas behind the site's Macro IQ score.