Synonyms for gdp
gdp

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1. gross domestic product, GDPnoun

   the measure of an economy adopted by the United States in 1991; the total market values of goods and services produced by workers and capital within a nation's borders during a given period (usually 1 year)

   Synonyms:
   gross domestic product

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1. List of paraphrases for "gdp":

   gnp, bnp, beep, bvp, gni, pbi, hdp, bip, pil, bmps, -of-gdp, pkb, gdps, pib, dgp, beeping, beeper

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1. Wayne Kaufman:

   Everyone is surprised, and I'm definitely pleased, how can inflation be so low when GDP is so high? Either this is just a one-off and GDP will fall back dramatically, or we'll see a pickup in inflation, which could put more pressure on the Fed.

2. Angus Nicholson:

   U.S. financials were the top performing sector in the S&P 500 overnight, and a lot of that bullishness has spilled over to Australia. We have had a strong performance from the banks, which make up 48 percent of the index market capitalisation, after all this, Q4 Australian GDP beat estimates quite significantly, which adds fuel to the bullish view on the Australian economy.

3. Gregory Whiteley:

   I don’t believe this report changes the calculus of Powell or the core FOMC, the Fed is looking for maximum employment. They’ve said it will take quite a while to get there. Today reinforces that idea - although a lack of strong GDP growth does not appear to be behind today’s disappointment.

4. Millan Mulraine:

   Notwithstanding the improvement in the deficit, which signals a diminished drag on domestic GDP, the broad-based falloff in both exports and imports activity is a sobering sign of some weakening in domestic and global demand.

5. Daniel Silver:

   This upward revision implies slightly stronger momentum for services consumption heading into the fourth quarter, but is of little significance to our forecast for fourth-quarter GDP growth.