UCLA Anderson Forecast projects 2 percent GDP growth and headline inflation climbing to 4 percent by year-end as AI investment and fiscal stimulus offset a frozen labor market and energy price spike. The U.S. economy is absorbing its fourth major supply shock of the decade, and the Federal Reserve's response will define whether the expansion […]
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