US: Atlanta Fed GDPNow for Q2 rises to 0.3% By eren_fxstreet Fed GDP UnitedStates
of Atlanta's GDPNow model, the US economy is expected to expand by 0.3% in the second quarter, up from the June 16 forecast of 0%.
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