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Down from the post-Covid bounce but not in any kind of collapse: More evidence we had a soft landing, cushioned by the rate hikes that supported personal income. And no sign the rate hikes have slowed lending. If anything looks like they support it: Back to pre-Covid levels of GDP growth:
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Down from the post-Covid bounce but not in any kind of collapse:
More evidence we had a soft landing, cushioned by the rate hikes that supported personal income.
And no sign the rate hikes have slowed lending. If anything looks like they support it:
Back to pre-Covid levels of GDP growth:
