-- 米国の経済成長率(国内総生産(GDP))は、第4四半期の0.5%増に続き、第1四半期は2.0%増となった。これは、ブルームバーグが東部時間午前7時35分時点でまとめた調査で予想されていた2.3%増を下回る伸び率だった。 個人消費支出(PCE)は、第4四半期の1.9%増に続き、第1四半期は1.6%増となった。 非居住用固定投資、在庫増加、政府支出がプラスに寄与したが、居住用固定投資と純輸出のマイナス寄与によって部分的に相殺された。 GDP価格指数は、前四半期の3.7%増に続き、第1四半期は3.6%上昇したが、PCEは加速した。 第1四半期のGDP第2次速報値は5月28日に発表される予定です。 四半期ごとの国内総生産(GDP)は、米国経済分析局(BEA)によって3段階で発表されます。速報値は四半期末から約1か月後に発表され、第2次速報値と第3次速報値はそれぞれ四半期末から2か月後と3か月後に発表されます。 データは、GDPを構成する各項目、すなわち消費、固定投資(住宅投資、非住宅投資、在庫を含む)、政府支出、純輸出(輸出から輸入を差し引いたもの)ごとに分類されています。報告書には、総合値および各項目の価格指標も含まれています。 力強いGDP成長は株式市場にとってはプラス要因ですが、債券市場にとってはマイナス要因となります。特に、インフレ率の急上昇を伴う場合はなおさらです。
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