Consumer spending in the U.S. took an unexpected downturn in January 2025, marking the sharpest monthly retrenchment in nearly four years, according to the report by Wells Fargo Economics. Inflation-adjusted consumer spending declined by 0.5 percent, driven primarily by a sharp pullback in purchases of motor vehicles, recreational goods, and other durable goods. The decline […]
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