The outlets report that current GDP growth is lower than it was across most of the 2010-to-2024 period, even though growth has picked up since 2023. The fact-check framing emphasizes that the latest improvement does not reverse the broader pattern of relatively sluggish growth compared with the country’s earlier decade-and-a-half performance.
The sources present a consistent view: after a weaker period, GDP growth accelerates in 2023 and beyond, but stays below the levels seen during much of the 2010–2024 timeframe. Because all provided items focus on the same claim and share the same conclusion, there are no meaningful differences in interpretation across outlets in the material supplied. Instead, the reporting highlights the comparison period—2010 to 2024—and the idea that “faster” since 2023 still means “lower” relative to most earlier years.
Overall, the outlets’ common angle is a data comparison, not a policy debate: the current growth rate is described as improved yet still below most of the last 15 years.
