US GDP sees shock contraction in Q4
The US economy shrunk in the final quarter of 2012, raising fresh questions about the strength of its economic recovery.
The first official reading of US GDP revealed GDP dropped by 0.1% in the final quarter of 2012, its first contraction since 2009. The reading confounded economists' expectations of a 1.1% rise on the...
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