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美 3분기 성장률 3.4%, 예상치 웃돌아… 9월 PCE 물가는 3.6% 상승

Chosun Ilbo29 October 2026, 13:11 UTC

미국의 올해 3분기 경제성장률이 시장 예상치를 웃돌았다. 9월 개인소비지출(PCE) 가격지수 상승률은 예상치를 소폭 밑돌았다. 미국 상무부는 29일(현지 시각) 3분기 국내총생산(GDP) 증가율이 전기 대비 연율 기준 3.4%로 집계됐다고 밝혔다. 시장 예상치인 3.1%를 웃돌았으며, 2분기 성장률인 2.2%보다 1.2%포인트 높아졌다. 상무부는 투자와

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