Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) took to the Senate floor Wednesday, calling the GDP number a “mirage” and raising questions about the economic data released by the Commerce Department. SEN.

"It's a huge week – this is the Super Bowl for economic data," Michael Jones, an economist at the University of Cincinnati, told ABC News. "It's certainly a test for Trump's tariff policy." For starters, a fresh report on gross domestic product, or GDP, on Wednesday will offer the latest look at what's considered the top gauge of economic health.