“One reason we should be more upbeat for next year is that everyone is slicing and dicing their estimates heading into 2016,” said Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economist at Renaissance Macro. “So, the bar for an upside surprise to GDP ain’t that high.”
“One reason we should be more upbeat for next year is that everyone is slicing and dicing their estimates heading into 2016,” said Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economist at Renaissance Macro. “So, the bar for an upside surprise to GDP ain’t that high.”