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Holiday Spending Expected to Rise 3.5-4% Despite Consumer Anxiety and Tariff Pressures

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Wells Fargo forecast points to decent but below-average retail season as inflation concerns and early shopping reshape traditional patterns American consumers are heading into the holiday season with conflicting signals—worried about their economic prospects yet still willing to open their wallets when it matters most. A recently released Wells Fargo Economics report projects holiday sales […]

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