U.S. economic growth slowed a bit more than previously estimated in 2019 as the sugar high from the Trump administration’s US$1.5 trillion in tax cuts faded over the final year of a record-long expansion that came to an abrupt end in February in the face of the global coronavirus pandemic.
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