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2011 quarter quarterly real GDP rose by a 2.8% (seasonally adjusted annual rate), slightly less than expected, but still consistent with our forecast of stronger economic activity in the four quarter. Compared with the final estimate for third quarter of 2011 1.8%, Friday's figures show that private sector inventory changes contributed to economic growth and personalContribution of consumer spending has also increased. 2011 quarter consumer spending rose by 2% than three-quarters of 1.7% and 0.7% in the second quarter, indicating strong growth in durable goods. Data also showed imports negative contribution to economic growth continue to expand, given the acceleration of the growth in imports in November, which has been expected. Due to the decline in defence spending,The Government also weighed on United States GDP growth. Temporarily the GDP data are not further adjustments, 2011 United States economy amounted to 1.7%. Recommended reading on January 31 illustrations: normal technical adjustments to shocks to a-shares in local rally die auspicious start Outlook cautious rebound pattern China built the a-share offeringStarts a shares opened weaker Outlook was worried langma several points of thinking on nuggets of information the man higher up "plans break unit" [Twitter] RMB appreciation and the a-share the mysterious relationship [shares] end of old shareholders to disclose information although we expected to be released at this location would not result in substantial downward revision of GDP, but we are still cautious about this. 11Month import growth accelerating while exports fell for the second consecutive month, highlighting the impact of Europe's economic slowdown on trade, and suggests that this trend is likely to continue until December. However, the entire inventory growth remain strong in the end of 2011 and December durable goods data this week showed new orders continues to grow. 2011 quarter estimates fell short of expectations,But he thinks growth prospects uncertain, recovery cannot be "self-sustaining" point of view in line, prompting the Federal Reserve cut its forecast for growth in 2012 and 2013. ����We still think the FOMC to United States GDP growth forecast is too high, particularly in the light of the future financial burden of the austerity measures will bring. In addition to continued weakness in housingMarket, European crisis is most worried about risks down. Ben Bernanke believe that the housing market on monetary policy and take part of the connection between economic activities damage responsibility. The future may involve any large-scale asset purchases of mortgage-backed securities. According to Bernanke, possible quantitative easing deflation risks triggering factors include emerged again or poor performance of the job. FOMC report shows federal reserve balance sheet constant unchanged until 2015, unless they are involved in more asset purchase plans. Finally, the FOMC mention the target federal funds rate will remain at "extremely low levels until late 2014". View the full report