High inflation, high rates, high nominal GDP growth: we believe the playbook for that favors stocks displaying quality, dividend yield and value over growth, credit over government bonds, and real ...

The agency releases two versions of GDP each quarter: real, which strips out inflation, and nominal, which just looks at the numbers.

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Meanwhile, the gap between real GDP and nominal GDP has expanded, reflecting that demand-side problems urgently need to be resolved." RAYMOND YEUNG, CHIEF CHINA ECONOMIST, ANZ, BEIJING ...

Despite the 18.3% year-on-year increase, Ajayi-Kadir noted that real GDP growth remains weak, averaging just 1.95% between 2020 and 2024. "We must not be fooled by the nominal GDP growth.