American consumers continued to open their wallets in July, driving real consumer spending up 0.3 percent for the month—the strongest showing since March's pre-tariff surge. But beneath the headline numbers, a more complex story is emerging of households making increasingly tough choices about where to spend their money, according to a new report from Wells […]
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