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Businesses are growing at the fastest pace in over four years. Why war and inflation isn’t slowing the U.S. economy down.
Expensive gas, higher inflation, a stalemate with Iran and rising interest rates — no matter. The U.S. economy appears to have sped up in the early fall.
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The U.S. economy accelerated in the early fall despite expensive gasoline, higher inflation, a stalemate with Iran and rising interest rates.
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