The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model just dropped its 3Q2025 real GDP nowcast to +4.0%—a slight pullback from the previous +4.2% reading. Still, this figure sits comfortably above the Blue Chip consensus range, signaling stronger-than-expected economic momentum. Worth watching how this divergence plays out as we head deeper into Q3.
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DegenTherapist
· 11-28 16:27
What are you still bragging about with 4%? The real data must have collapsed long ago.
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WenAirdrop
· 11-28 09:55
Four points are still pretty good, just afraid it will drop down again later.
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CryptoComedian
· 11-28 02:55
4.0% still being hyped? We in the crypto world have long been accustomed to exaggerated data, laughing and then ending up in tears.
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ThesisInvestor
· 11-27 07:52
4% can still be so strong? It feels like the economy isn't that weak.
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OptionWhisperer
· 11-25 21:51
Still holding at 4 points? It really has to break 3 to be considered a collapse, right?
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SellLowExpert
· 11-25 21:47
4% is not bad, but this wave of adjustment is a normal fluctuation, as long as it's stronger than consensus.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 11-25 21:37
4% can still hold? It should have fallen long ago, the market is still dreaming.
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StakeOrRegret
· 11-25 21:33
Can 4 points still be blown? I think the data has been inflated.
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HashBard
· 11-25 21:30
ngl the gdp narrative keeps shifting like some sort of economic haiku—was 4.2%, now it's 4.0%, but who's really counting when we're still outpacing the consensus anyway? the divergence itself is the story here, tbh. feels like watching the market psychology play itself out in real time, every tenth of a percent a minor plot twist in this unfolding drama.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 11-25 21:24
4% still feels a bit unrealistic, it's like an overflow of boundary conditions in smart contracts, the numbers look good but the logic needs to be examined.
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model just dropped its 3Q2025 real GDP nowcast to +4.0%—a slight pullback from the previous +4.2% reading. Still, this figure sits comfortably above the Blue Chip consensus range, signaling stronger-than-expected economic momentum. Worth watching how this divergence plays out as we head deeper into Q3.