-- 美国第一季度国内生产总值（GDP）增长2.0%，低于第四季度0.5%的增幅，低于彭博社截至美国东部时间上午7:35汇总的调查预期的2.3%。 个人消费支出（PCE）增长1.6%，高于第四季度的1.9%。 非住宅固定投资、库存增长和政府支出对经济增长做出了积极贡献，但部分被住宅固定投资和净出口的负面影响所抵消。 GDP价格指数上涨3.6%，高于上一季度的3.7%，但PCE指标增速加快。 第一季度GDP的第二次估算值将于5月28日公布。 美国经济分析局分三个阶段发布季度GDP数据：第一季度末约一个月发布初值，第二和第三季度末分别发布。 数据按GDP各组成部分细分：消费、固定投资（包括住宅和非住宅投资以及库存）、政府支出和净出口（出口减去进口）。报告还包括总体数据和各类别的价格指标。 强劲的GDP增长对股票有利，但对债券不利，尤其是在伴随通胀大幅上升的情况下。
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