Consumer spending in the United States ticked up modestly in June, but signs of strain are growing among households, according to the latest analysis from Wells Fargo Economics. The inflation-adjusted gain of just 0.1 percent in real personal spending only partially recovers May’s decline, underscoring a broader slowdown in consumption that has emerged over the […]
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