Final Annualized Seasonally Adjusted Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) in the US for the First QuarterCurrent Value: 1.5%, Expected: 2%, Previous: 2%Final Annualized Seasonally Adjusted Real GDP in the US for the First QuarterCurrent Value: 1.4%, Expected: 1.4%, Previous: 1.3%Initial Jobless Claims in the US for the Week Ending June 22nd (in 10,000s)Current Value: 23.3, Expected: 23.5, Previous: 23.8 (Revised: 23.9)Continuing Jobless Claims in the US for the Week Ending June 15th (in 10,000s)Current Value: 183.9, Expected: 182.8, Previous: 182.8 (Revised: 182.1)After the data was released, the US stock market saw a slight increase

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The final annualized seasonally adjusted Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) for the first quarter in the United States came in at 1.5%, with an expectation of 2% and a previous value of 2%. The final annualized seasonally adjusted real GDP for the first quarter in the United States was 1.4%, in line with expectations of 1.4% and an increase from the previous value of 1.3%. 

For the week ending June 22nd, the initial jobless claims in the United States were at 233,000, slightly below the expected 235,000 and lower than the previous revised value of 239,000. Additionally, for the week ending June 15th, the continued jobless claims were at 1,839,000, slightly above the expected 1,828,000 and in line with the previous revised value of 1,821,000. Following the data release, the U.S. stock market saw a slight uptick

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US stocks edged up slightly as first-quarter consumer spending and weekly jobless data were released