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08.06.06, 22:07
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--The U.S. economy will accelerate from last year's pace )and inflation will
remain tame, shrugging off the negative effects of higher oil prices and a
slowing housing market, White House economists said.
The consumer price index will rise 3.0 percent this year, President George W.
Bush's Council of Economic Advisers said, down from a 3.7 percent increase
last year and higher than its Dec. 1 forecast of 2.4 percent rise.
Gross domestic product will grow 3.6 percent in 2006, the White House said,
faster than the 3.4 percent expansion rate it predicted six months ago. Last
year, the economy increased 3.2 percent.
``We continue to see signs that the U.S. economy is strong and on the right
path to sustaining this trend,'' Treasury Secretary John Snow said in a
statement released in Washington.
The latest White House figures are more optimistic than the consensus
forecast of private economists. A Bloomberg survey of 70 economists May 30 to
June 7 showed a median forecast of 3.4 percent average growth this year.
Another measure of inflation in the economy