GDP data set to top Wall Street agenda

Gross domestic product is due for release in the United States this week and analysts expect it to show that the economy in the first quarter wasn't as weak as previously feared.

This latest GDP revision comes just a few days after the Federal Reserve said they wanted to see more strength in the economy before they'd consider raising interest rates.

Mimi Chiahemen reports from New York.

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