GDP Cut, Consumer Spending Slowing, Oil Drama in Hormuz VIEW IN BROWSER Markets have been navigating a mix of geopolitical tensions and uneven economic data lately, giving investors plenty to watch. Most of the attention is fixed on the Middle East, where shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively shut down. That’s impacting oil prices, of course. But the longer it persists, the more it will weigh on economic growth. At the same time, new economic data has raised questions about the strength of U.S. growth and consumer spending. So, in this week’s Market Buzz, we discussed the latest revision to U.S. GDP, how the situation in the Strait of Hormuz is evolving and the recent slowdown in consumer spending – and why seasonal factors, like winter weather, may be playing a role. Click the image below to watch now. 
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