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Overall, the economy expanded 2.2 percent last year, and the weak results last quarter came as the U.S.

government was shut down for almost half of the three-month period, and it said the shutdown subtracted about one percentage point from GDP.

We get more on today's data with Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

And that's Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

And futures are falling following that report, with S&P futures down three-tenths of a percent.

Oil is holding near a six-month high after President Trump warned Iran had 15 days at most to reach a deal over its nuclear program as the U.S.

assembles a vast array of forces in the Middle East.

We get more with Bloomberg's Stuart Livingston-Wallace, head of Middle East coverage for Bloomberg News.

And that's Bloomberg's Stuart Livingston Wallace.

The U.S.

is carrying out the biggest military buildup in the Middle East since 2003 before the invasion of Iraq.

That suggests Trump may launch a far more sweeping campaign than the overnight attack against Iran's nuclear program last June.

Taking a look at NYMEX crude oil, it's at $66.09 a barrel, while Brent is at $71.30.

It's down about half percent.

President Trump is shifting his messaging on cost of living concerns as he prepares for his State of the Union address next week.

And Bloomberg government's Maeve Sheehy has more from Washington.

And Bloomberg Government's Maeve Sheehy reports it's a change in tone on an issue that the president has called a Democratic hoax in the past.

The Supreme Court has another opportunity to rule on the legality of most of President Trump's tariffs, and Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall says there's no way of knowing if today is the day.

And that's Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall.

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