In this paper, we discuss:

  • The US economy’s surprisingly strong Q3 2025 growth, driven by consumption, government spending, and net exports rather than investment;
  • How tariff-related timing effects and trade front-loading temporarily boosted GDP, masking underlying fragilities;
  • Signs of cooling momentum by late 2025, with slower job growth and inflation easing but still above target;
  • A 2026 outlook of slower but positive growth, vulnerable to trade shocks, weak investment, and policy uncertainty.

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