US Q1 GDP Revision Jumps To 2.0% QoQ On Net Trade Jump, Responsible For Almost All Of The 1.3% To 2% Increase (REAL Median Weekly Earnings DOWN -3.7% Under Bidenomics)

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by confoundedinterest17

Welcome to why I am always dubious about Federally-reported economic numbers, like GDP.

GDP was adjusted up to 2% QoQ for Q1. But what was the reason for the dramatic revision?

Net trade was the biggest change: exports were revised from 0.58% to 0.86%, while imports subtracted only -0.28% from the bottom line GDP, a big drop from the -0.57% subtraction previously. In total, net trade became a 0.58% contributor to growth, up from a tiny 0.01% booster in the latest revision, effectively responsible for almost all of the 1.3% to 2.0% GDP increase.

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Speaking of Bidenomics, REAL median weekly earnings have fallen -3.7% under Biden’s Reign of Economic Error.

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That’s a 3.16% decline in real earnings for the average worker across the 29 months of the Biden Presidency.

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