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Recent U.S. Economic Signals: Steady Progress Amid Ongoing Adjustments Official data shows December 2025 inflation held at 2.7% year-over-year (Bureau of Labor Statistics), while Q3 2025 GDP grew 4.3% annualized (Bureau of Economic Analysis). National average gas prices started 2026 near five-year lows around $2.81/gallon (AAA). These figures reflect a mix of cooling pressures and resilient activity. What economic trends are you watching most closely right now? #USEconomy #InflationUpdate #GDPGr