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- Consumers spent more in fall 2023 than the previous year due to a spike in prices for energy, financial services, food services, housing, and clothing, study shows.
www.kiplinger.com/personal-finance/spending/what-consumers-spent-record-amounts-onWhat Consumers Spent a Record $18.86 Trillion On - Kiplinger
Oct 25, 2023 · Headline consumer inflation eased during the first half of 2023, falling below the three percent mark in June before accelerating in the summer months. Food inflation began to moderate, while prices for many household essentials remained elevated.
3 days ago · A Fall Moderation- Canadian consumers pare back spending See update from October 12, 2023 September spending data suggests Canadians have begun to tighten their belts. Both nominal retail sales and inflation-adjusted retail spending (excluding auto sales) outright declined.
Aug 3, 2023 · Consumers have continued to spend amid high inflation, but interest rate hikes and resuming student loan payments could slow that.
Aug 31, 2023 · Consumer spending increases 0.8% in July; Personal income gains 0.2%; savings rate falls to 3.5%; Core PCE price index rises 0.2%; up 4.2% year-on-year; Weekly jobless claims fall 4,000 to...
May 18, 2024 · Their spending helped drive US economic growth in 2023 and remained high in the first months of this year. In March, consumer spending increased by 0.8 percent , exceeding expectations from ...
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Jan 15, 2024 · Consumers continued to report feeling the negative impacts of high inflation and high interest rates, and more than last quarter are cutting their spending in response. Further spending adjustments are expected, with many mortgages coming up for renewal in the near term.