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This is CBSI and the World. I'm John Batchel.

I welcome my good colleague, Jean Marks, Small Business Columnist, Guardian Paper,

fill out of Inquire paper, other distinguished publications, a man who travels the land

watching for signs of up or down for the economy, the American economy. Right now we have a GDP number

estimated on the combination of a number of expert eyes, including the Fed itself out of Atlanta.

It is surprising to me. Gene, this is the surprising number. Were you surprised? Good evening to you.

Hi, John. Yeah, I really was. You know, one of the many economic sites I love to follow, and I'll give a

shout out, is a site called Calculated Risk. It's Calculated Risk Blog.com, the guy that runs

in his guy named Bill McBride, and he tracks lots of economic data. He's a big fan, John,

of the architectural billings index, you know, like I am. He, but anyway, so he just posted just

today, you know, sort of a roundup of GDP predictions.

He included Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, the Atlanta Fed.

You know, those predictions for the third quarter ended, you know, September 30th,

they're coming in close to 4%, John, 4% GDP growth in the third quarter you know couple with the

fact that you know we added you know 170 some thousand new jobs and uh you know the unemployment

rates staying mostly steady and uh you know there's you do understand why jerome powell is is is

hesitant to lower interest rates because you despite what you you're There's, you do understand why Jerome Powell is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is

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