US GDP grew 1.5% annualized in Q2 2026 according to the BEA’s second estimate, unchanged from the initial projection. This figure, equivalent to approximately 0.4% in European terms, represents a significant slowdown compared to 2.1% in Q1. Private demand remains robust however, with final sales to private domestic buyers rising 4.2% annualized. This moderate growth strengthens the case for Fed rate cuts among accommodating FOMC members, which could benefit Bitcoin through the liquidity channel and institutional spot ETF flows.
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