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On a year-over-year basis real GDP was just barely positive coming in at just 0.06% while the quarter-to-quarter non-annualized percent change was 1.36%.
It's important to recognize that the majority of this growth is the result of inventory restocking, growth in fixed non-residential equipment and software investment as well as a notable growth in exports of goods.
Change in private inventories alone accounted for 4.39% of the percent change in real GDP.
Residential fixed investment was revised down to an annualized increase of 3.8% but likely still has further downward revisions to come in benchmark releases.