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In Q2 2026, the US nominal gross private domestic residential investment reached a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of 3.4%. Although this marks a mild slowdown from the previous 4.7%, it maintains positive growth for two consecutive quarters. While the newly released real GDP growth fell to 1.5% due to drags from inventories and exports, both the private consumption and residential investment sectors showed signs of recovery, providing strong downside support for the overall economy.

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