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Dwindling household savings temporarily insulate consumer spending from a cooling labor market.
Even as aggregate job growth slows, financially pressured households draw down their personal savings to historic lows to maintain elevated spending levels.
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The Economy
U.S. Consumer Resilience Upgrades Q2 GDP, but Renewed Hormuz Blockade Signals a Q3 Squeeze It explains how consumers are depleting their financial cushions and increasing debt usage to keep retail spending rising despite high prices.
The Economy
U.S. Labor Market Cools Sharply as June Nonfarm Payrolls Grow by Just 57,000 This shows how dwindling personal savings and increased drawdown rates are temporarily cushioning overall consumer spending amid a cooling labor market.