🚨 BREAKING: White House Predicts 4–5% GDP Growth This Year 🇺🇸📈
WH Senior Adviser **Kevin Hassett says the U.S. could see GDP growth of 4–5% in 2026**, citing strong labor markets, resilient consumer spending, and corporate investment.
Hassett highlighted post-pandemic recovery momentum, fiscal stimulus impacts, and private-sector investment as key drivers for above-trend economic expansion. Labor market strength and rising productivity could further boost GDP.
After tepid growth in 2025, a 4–5% projection marks a significant acceleration. Analysts note that sustaining this growth will depend on Fed monetary policy, inflation management, and global trade stability.
Stronger GDP projections may **strengthen the U.S. dollar, increase Treasury yields**, and influence equity markets, particularly cyclical sectors. Investors should watch Fed commentary, corporate earnings, and consumer confidence for confirmation.
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