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<rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Gnosly Feed - gdp</title><link>https://gnosly.com/feed/gdp/</link><description>Business Intelligence Console and Prediction Algorithms</description><item><id>2850</id><handler>@urijip_dog</handler><handler_name>우리집강아지</handler_name><external_id /><title>Translated from Korean Adding Taiwan to this mater...</title><text>Translated from Korean Adding Taiwan to this material would make it even more amazing.. Translated from Korean Wow, something I couldn't even imagine as a kid has actually happened GDP per capita</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/urijip_dog/status/2110154602503160041</url><published_at /><credits>0.0045</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-14T15:34:56.693579+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>taiwan</tag><tag>amazing</tag><tag>gdp</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2669</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUjGbQuaAAA_3fa?format=jpg&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-14T15:34:57.670538+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2841</id><handler>@MarkTodd_pol</handler><handler_name>Mark Todd</handler_name><external_id /><title>If UK had stayed in the EU we would be 4-8% better...</title><text>If UK had stayed in the EU we would be 4-8% better off &amp; our GDP per capital in PPP would be higher than France &amp; Finland and close to Germany's</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/MarkTodd_pol/status/2110115697930207528</url><published_at /><credits>0.0050</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-14T09:33:57.626917+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>uk</tag><tag>eu</tag><tag>gdp</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2657</id><link>https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/svg/1f1ec-1f1e7.svg</link><alt>Flag of United Kingdom</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-14T09:33:59.030148+00:00</created_at></media_item><media_item><id>2658</id><link>https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/svg/1f1ea-1f1fa.svg</link><alt>Flag of European Union</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-14T09:33:59.095083+00:00</created_at></media_item><media_item><id>2659</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUiihi2WIAET1vn?format=jpg&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-14T09:33:59.138761+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2816</id><handler>@RenaudFoucart</handler><handler_name>Renaud Foucart</handler_name><external_id /><title>GDP - growth vs. deficit</title><text>&lt;p&gt;Source: Renaud Foucart (X)&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/RenaudFoucart/status/2110027217648415032</url><published_at /><credits>0.0040</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:53:51.310606+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>gdp</tag><tag>economy</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2631</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUhSUKBWcAAvLDy?format=png&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:53:52.016068+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2815</id><handler>@skawinski_marek</handler><handler_name>Marek Skawiński</handler_name><external_id /><title>2026 GDP growth - IMF forecasts</title><text>&lt;p&gt;Source: Marek Skawiński (X), quoting IMF report&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/skawinski_marek/status/2109939827244188035</url><published_at /><credits>0.0050</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:46:12.234744+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>gdp</tag><tag>imf</tag><tag>economy</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2630</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUfzWniXMAAif8g?format=jpg&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:46:13.459785+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2814</id><handler>@AyeshaTariq</handler><handler_name>Ayesha Tariq, CFA</handler_name><external_id /><title>A number of major economies are running higher deficits this year. This comes after they put out projections for a global growth slowdown in 2026 and 2027, compared to 2025.</title><text>&lt;p&gt;The IMF has put out a further warning that the risk of an AI market correction is weighing on economic growth. They say a steep drop in AI investment could cut global GDP by 1.1% by 2028.&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/AyeshaTariq/status/2109991069412892988</url><published_at /><credits>0.0060</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:38:21.056842+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>deficit</tag><tag>ai</tag><tag>economy</tag><tag>gdp</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2629</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUgxoJ1bsAAwc2l?format=jpg&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-13T16:38:21.714666+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2809</id><handler>@james_rogers</handler><handler_name>James Rogers</handler_name><external_id /><title>Britain: a rising power? The IMF just released its...</title><text>Britain: a rising power? The IMF just released its latest economic data. The UK is set to overtake Japan next year in terms of GDP. The last time Britain’s economy was larger than Japan’s was in the 1960s. The UK is also gaining on Germany – it could easily be No. 4 by 2040...</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/james_rogers/status/2110009022044639637</url><published_at /><credits>0.0040</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-13T15:51:15.842662+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>uk</tag><tag>gdp</tag><tag>economy</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2624</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUhButuWMAA9hGb?format=png&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-13T15:51:16.343547+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2750</id><handler>@OECD_Stat</handler><handler_name>OECD Statistics</handler_name><external_id /><title>GDP growth in the OECD area increased slightly to 0.7% in Q2 2026, up from 0.4% in the previous quarter, according to the latest estimates.This reflects a mixed picture across the 38 @OECD countries.</title><text>&lt;p&gt;Source: OECD Statistics (X)&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/OECD_Stat/status/2109585611988328614</url><published_at /><credits>0.0060</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-12T14:17:12.815280+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>gdp</tag><tag>oecd</tag><tag>growth</tag><tag>economy</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2566</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUbA474XgAAq6be?format=png&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-12T14:17:17.719571+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2394</id><handler>@AnilVohra1962</handler><handler_name>AnilVohra1962</handler_name><external_id /><title>US Stock Market to GDP Ratio hits record 248% in Q2 2026</title><text>&lt;p&gt;If the stock market were to fall just 30%, which is certainly plausible, the loss would be equal to three-quarters of the entire GDP of America.&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://x.com/AnilVohra1962/status/2107727611275399326</url><published_at /><credits>0.0040</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-10-07T07:21:51.217784+00:00</created_at><source><id>2</id><name>x.com</name></source><tags><tag>gdp</tag><tag>stock-market</tag><tag>us</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>2206</id><link>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUAnF5IakAAML7D?format=jpg&amp;name=small</link><alt>Image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-10-07T07:21:52.509668+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>2331</id><handler>@BrilliantMaps</handler><handler_name>Brilliant Maps</handler_name><external_id /><title>50% of World GDP Happens In Just 3.6% Of It's Land Area</title><text>&lt;p&gt;Credit: @xruiztru&lt;/p&gt;</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type 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We think investors, however, have overreacted to S&amp;P’s survey and ignored others that are equally useful.This chart shows that the six regional Fed business surveys released so far for September—four more will be released over the next week—collectively present a much more restrained picture of GDP growth. Historically, these surveys have had a slight edge in tracking GDP growth; notably, they did not falsely signal a recession in 2022, as the S&amp;P PMI did. The lack of any relationship between the employment index of S&amp;P's survey and payrolls also bolsters the case for treating its signal that the economy is booming with skepticism.</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-tombs-3426168/</url><published_at /><credits>0.0060</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-09-24T08:55:00.809809+00:00</created_at><source><id>1</id><name>linkedin.com</name></source><tags><tag>gdp</tag><tag>sp-global</tag><tag>us-treasury</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>1354</id><link>https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/v2/D4E22AQGr9phsAu3cJg/feedshare-shrink_800/B4EaDP7ulMH4Ac-/0/1790194936677?e=1792022400&amp;v=beta&amp;t=3fqVVxwH7ElBJyo_m52taPZOXFlK_DfYuGSCWGiLZ2M</link><alt>View image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-09-24T08:55:01.144587+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item><item><id>1177</id><handler>https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-henry-monchau-cfa-cmt-caia-4003096/</handler><handler_name>Charles-Henry Monchau, CFA, CMT, CAIA</handler_name><external_id /><title>Canada vs. US GDP per capita ( ⚠️ GDP per capita m...</title><text>Canada vs. US GDP per capita ( ⚠️ GDP per capita measures economic activity and production, not how well people are actually doing)Source: Michel A.Arouet</text><analysis /><region /><search_query /><result_type /><url>https://www.linkedin.com/in/charles-henry-monchau-cfa-cmt-caia-4003096/</url><published_at /><credits>0.0060</credits><parent_id /><referenced_id /><created_at>2026-09-20T06:14:40.587034+00:00</created_at><source><id>1</id><name>linkedin.com</name></source><tags><tag>us</tag><tag>gdp</tag><tag>canada</tag></tags><media><media_item><id>1012</id><link>https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/v2/D4E22AQFJsN7pjy0K8g/feedshare-shrink_800/B4EaCxYNngIsAc-/0/1789682310021?e=1791417600&amp;v=beta&amp;t=RT81l0ZDZ2_5K_smrOQW3gkhI6Op6mZPZ5nGOQlRRRk</link><alt>View image</alt><media_type /><file /><file_name /><file_ext /><created_at>2026-09-20T06:14:40.777696+00:00</created_at></media_item></media></item></channel></rss>