New economic data could aid Democrats' case in election
Briefly

Wednesday’s GDP print is expected to show a solid growth rate of 3% for the third quarter, a crucial sign of economic strength ahead of the elections.
With inflation expected to reach its lowest rate since early 2021 at 2.1%, this news might bolster Democrats’ economic narratives leading into the election.
The upcoming jobs report is anticipated to reveal an unemployment rate at 4.1%, the lowest in 24 years, although job growth may be hindered by recent hurricanes.
As the economy remains a pivotal issue for undecided voters, the timing of these reports could provide Democrats with necessary leverage in the election.
Read at Axios
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