Financial intermediation, real estate and business activities contributed 33.7% to the gross value added (GVA) in 2024, followed by wholesale, retail and hotels activities (15.6%), mining, manufacturing and utilities (13.1%). In nominal terms, the three sectors are expected to grow by 4.1%, 4.1% and 3.4%, respectively, in 2025.
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) of New York, Austin, San Francisco, and Chicago contributed 15.1% to the US GDP in 2024 and accounted for 10.5% of the population.
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) of New York, Austin, San Francisco, and Chicago contributed 15.1% to the US GDP in 2024 and accounted for 10.5% of the population.
Key Highlights
- Following the announcement of reciprocal tariffs on April 2, 2025, the S&P 500 index declined sharply by 4.8% on April 3, 2025. This marked one of its steepest single-day drops in recent months. The broader market sentiment remained weak, and as of April 4, 2025, the index had recorded a year-to-date decline of 13.5%. The tariff move heightened investor concerns over trade tensions, triggering widespread sell-offs and contributing significantly to the index’s continued downward trajectory since the beginning of the year.
- The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects $800 billion in customs revenue over the next decade from enacted tariffs. However, this figure does not factor in economic backlash-retaliation, supply chain disruptions, and inflation which could offset gains.
Scope
- Macroeconomic Country Outlook Reports evaluate a country's investment potential through its political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental (PESTLE) framework.
- This comprehensive analysis offers a holistic view of the economy, serving as a strategic tool to understand market dynamics, business potential, and operational direction. Each PESTLE factor is examined based on four parameters: current strengths, current challenges, future prospects, and future risks.
- These insights support strategic planning by highlighting opportunities and risks within the economy, helping businesses and investors make informed decisions.
- The report aims to provide a detailed understanding of the country's macroeconomic environment to facilitate effective decision-making and strategy development.
Reasons to Buy
- Macroeconomic Outlook Report identifies the potentials of the country as an investment destination by analyzing the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental (PESTLE) structure.
- PESTLE Insights provides 360 degree view of the economy which can be used as a strategic tool to understand the market dynamics, business potentials and direction of operations
- Along with providing the country’s snapshot, the report captures the risk factors pertaining to the macroeconomic risks, political environment, legal environment, demographic and social structure effectiveness, technology & infrastructure and natural and geographic aspects that might impact business.
- This report also highlights key clusters/cities which contribute significantly to the country GDP and population along with major companies’ presence in these areas.
Table of Contents
- Did You Know?
- Country Highlights
- Trump’s Tariff - Key Updates
- Trump’s Tariff (Key Updates and Timeline of Events)
- Reciprocal Tariffs and Key Objective
- Impacts of Tariff by Sector and Key Implications
- Key Economic Updates
- Country Snapshot
- Political Landscape
- Economic Landscape
- Social Landscape
- Technological Landscape
- Legal Landscape
- Environmental Landscape
- Outlook
- Exhibit 1: US’s Performance in Terms of its Country Risk Analysis in Comparison to North America’s and the World Average
- Exhibit 2: Performance Overview (Score: 0-100)
- Exhibit 3: Broad Categories and Weights Behind The Index
- Exhibit 4: S&P 500 Index, (April 2024 - April 2025)
- Exhibit 5: Key Sectors Contribution to the Economy (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 6: FDI by Industry and Country (2020-23) ; FDI Share by Region (2023)
- Exhibit 7: Greenfield FDI Projects and Net Cross Border M&As Seller Deals (2019-23)
- Exhibit 8: Key Infrastructure Indicators
- Exhibit 9: Real GDP and Household Consumption Growth Rate (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 10: Real GDP Growth Rate Comparison (2024)
- Exhibit 11: Volume of Exports and Imports Growth (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 12: Current Account Balance (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 13: Top Three Commodity Exports, % of Total Exports (2020-24)
- Exhibit 14: Mineral Fuels, Mineral Oils and Products of their Distillation Exports, % of World Total (2023)
- Exhibit 15: Interest Rates (March 2024 - March 2025)
- Exhibit 16: Exchange Rate and Inflation (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 17: Public Finance (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 18: General Government Debt (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 19: Unemployment Rate (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 20: Average Annual Wages (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 21: Labor Cost Index (2020-27f)
- Exhibit 22: Rural/Urban Share of Total Population (2015, 2020, 2025f, 2030f)
- Exhibit 23: Age-group Share of Total Population (2015, 2020, 2025f, 2030f)
- Exhibit 24: Gender Split (2015, 2020, 2025f, 2030f)
- Exhibit 25: Internet Users as a % of Total Population, Mobile Penetration Rate and Broadband Penetration Rate (2024)
- Exhibit 26: Number of Patents Granted Per Million Population (2023)
- Exhibit 27: High Technology Exports, % of Manufactured Exports (2023)
- Exhibit 28: Rule of Law Index (Rankings) 2024
- Exhibit 29: Corruption Perceptions Index (Rankings) (2024)
- Exhibit 30: Renewable Electricity, Installed Capacity (2020-24)
- Exhibit 31: CO2e Emissions (2019-23)
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Intel
- VISA
- HP
- Pepsico