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Higher Stock Prices Boost U.S. Consumer Spending
Rising equity prices are enhancing the wealth effect, allowing U.S. consumers to maintain spending levels despite potential recession signals from disposable
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Japan's GDP Grows 1.1% Amid Declining Consumer Spending
Japan's economy recorded a 1.1% growth rate, driven by net exports, while consumer spending dipped 1.2% and business investment fell, raising concerns.
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RBC Analyst Warns of Weakening US Consumer Resilience
RBC's Calvasina highlights potential risks to US consumer resilience, which may affect discretionary spending and retail earnings in upcoming reports.
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Walmart and Target Earnings to Reflect U.S. Consumer Health
Upcoming earnings reports from Walmart and Target will provide insights into consumer spending trends amid ongoing inflationary pressures in the U.S.
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Walmart and Target Earnings to Reflect U.S. Consumer Health
Upcoming earnings reports from Walmart and Target will provide insights into consumer spending amid ongoing inflationary pressures in the U.S. economy.
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US Retail Sales Decline 0.6% in July, Largest Drop Since May 2025
US retail sales fell 0.6% in July, marking the largest decline since May 2025, as consumers reduced spending at online stores and auto dealers.
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US Retail Sales Drop 0.6% in July, Missing Expectations
US retail sales fell 0.6% in July, indicating potential economic vulnerabilities as consumer spending appears weaker than expected.
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US Auto Loans Hit Record $211 Billion in Q2 2026
The New York Fed reports US auto loans reached a record $211 billion in Q2 2026, raising concerns about potential impacts on consumer spending and market
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Japan's Household Spending Declines Amid Rising Wages
Despite rising real wages, Japan's household spending has unexpectedly decreased for seven consecutive months, highlighting inflation's toll on consumer