Economy posts 8.2 percent GDP surge in Q3
The Commerce Department reports third quarter GDP rose 8.2 percent, the fastest since 1984, driven by business investment, inventory adjustments, and strong housing and consumer spending. Consumer confidence hits 91.7 in November while housing sales slip 4.9 percent in October. unemployment sits at 6 percent as job gains continue. Federal Reserve expected to hold rates at 1 percent on December 9.
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Holiday travel to surge on economy and sun routes
With the economy easing, millions will travel 50 miles or more during Thanksgiving weekend, the busiest since 9 11. AAA projects 36 million travelers 86 percent by car 13 percent by air. Logan Airport expects 75 000 to 80 000 daily through peak days amid longer lines. Amtrak foresees 550 000 rail travelers with 70 extra trains added.
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