Here comes GDP ...
Economists estimate that GDP will be revised up a hair to 3.3% from 3.2%, according to Bloomberg.
The reading on personal consumption is expected to remain unchanged at 2.8%, reiterating that strong consumer spending supported the economy at a time when business investment was sluggish.
The prior estimate of GDP also showed a strong boost from exports. US soybean producers found a big gap to fill amid poor harvests in the largest South American exporting countries.
Core personal consumption expenditures (PCE), a measure of inflation that tracks prices paid and excludes volatile food and energy costs, was reported at 1.7% in the second estimate. It is not expected to be revised.
This will be the final report on third-quarter GDP until annual revisions are published in 2017.