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Revisiting Professional Forecasters’ Past Performance and the Outlook for 2026

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  • Charles S. Gascon

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So far, the 2025 forecasts have turned out to be rather accurate. For 2026, professional forecasters expect 1.9% GDP growth and a 2.9% increase in the consumer price index.

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  • Charles S. Gascon, 2025. "Revisiting Professional Forecasters’ Past Performance and the Outlook for 2026," On the Economy 102293, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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