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U.S. Consumer Spending Cools as Persistent Inflation Strains Households
American retail spending slowed noticeably in July as elevated prices for essential goods continue to limit discretionary purchasing power. Economic indicators suggest that sustained inflationary pressures are gradually shifting consumer behavior toward more conservative budgeting habits.
26 Aug, 12:39 — 26 Aug, 16:00
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wapoMostly Factual10h ago
Consumer spending cools as inflation continues to weigh on Americans
Consumer spending rose by 0.2 percent in July, which was down a smidge from 0.3 percent growth a month earlier.
By Steve Thompson
Read full article →CNNMostly Factual14h ago
Consumers pulled back on spending in July in the face of continuing price pressures - CNN
Consumers pulled back on spending in July in the face of continuing price pressures CNN
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First report: CNN · 26 Aug, 12:39|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h
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