The US' first-quarter GDP growth for 2021 was at 6.4% against the estimated 6.5%, but observers say this signifies a major surge in economic activity after the pandemic battered it. 

Meanwhile, consumer spending rose by 10.7% in the March quarter and unemployment continues to slow in the US. 

To find out what the latest data, interest rates and inflation mean for the US dollar - Rachel Kelly speaks with David Bailin, Chief Investment Officer and Managing Director, Citi Private Bank.

The US' first-quarter GDP growth for 2021 was at 6.4% against the estimated 6.5%, but observers say this signifies a major surge in economic activity after the pandemic battered it.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, consumer spending rose by 10.7% in the March quarter and unemployment continues to slow in the US.&nbsp;
To find out what the latest data, interest rates and inflation mean for the US dollar - Rachel Kelly speaks with David Bailin, Chief Investment Officer and Managing Director, Citi Private Bank.

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