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No. These are annual rates. The actual change in the fourth quarter was approximately 6.9/4 = 1.725% and the actual change in the first quarter was approximat
by radford-neal 4y ago
No. These are annual rates. The actual change in the fourth quarter was approximately 6.9/4 = 1.725% and the actual change in the first quarter was approximately -1.4/4 = -0.35%, for a total change of approximately 1.725-0.35=1.375% in the two quarters. That's an annual rate of approximately 1.375*2 = 2.75%.
(All calculations approximate, but close given that the percentages are all fairly small.)
- JumpCrisscross 4y agoYup, I realised my error after commenting and inadvertently ninja edited from under you.