Core Viewpoint - The U.S. economy's growth in the third quarter exceeded initial reports, primarily driven by stronger export growth [1][2]. Economic Indicators Summary - GDP growth was revised to an annualized rate of 4.4%, up from the previous estimate of 4.3%, marking the fastest growth in two years [1][2]. - Gross Domestic Income (GDI) remained unchanged at a growth rate of 2.4% [2][3]. - Consumer spending increased by 3.5%, consistent with prior estimates [2][3]. - Residential investment declined by 7.1%, worse than the previous estimate of a 5.1% decline [2][3]. - Non-residential investment grew by 3.2%, revised up from an earlier estimate of 2.8% [2][3].