U.S. housing to weigh more than expected on growth-forecast

(Reuters) - Real gross domestic product, the government's broadest
measure of economic output, is expected to advance 2.3 percent
in 2007. That is down from an earlier estimate in February for
2.8 percent growth, a survey conducted by the National
Association for Business Economics found.




The lower forecast came after the government reported
anemic 1.3 percent GDP growth during the first three months of
this year.


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