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The U.S. economy, traditionally driven by consumer spending, has seen some fluctuations in patterns recently. Post the brief 2020 recession due to the pandemic, there was an initial surge in consumer spending on goods, followed by "revenge spending" on experiences like travel and events that were inaccessible during lockdowns. Recent indications, however, show a more conservative approach from consumers. Factors contributing to this change include the dwindling of American savings, persistent inflation, and impending student loan payments due in October. Major retailers like Macy's, Kohl’s, Foot Locker, and Nordstrom have reported shifts from extravagant purchases to more necessity-driven buying. While overall consumer spending remains solid, with July's retail sales surpassing expectations, signs of economic pressure are evident. Retailers catering to lower-income segments, such as Burlington Stores, are highlighting these financial strains, even though their sales continue to rise. Discount-focused retailers like Burlington, Walmart, Dollar Tree, and TJX have seen an uptick in sales as consumers search for deals and cut back on discretionary spending. This is juxtaposed against the dip in performance for departmental stores and several fashion outlets. Other concerns highlighted by retail executives include increasing credit card delinquencies and a surge in retail theft. Notably, Jeff Gennette of Macy's mentioned a noticeable pullback from customers in discretionary spending. Many consumers are now prioritizing value over luxury, seeking products that offer more for less. A tangible reflection of the economic strain on consumers is the rise in credit card delinquencies reported by Macy's, Kohl's, and Nordstrom, indicating the challenges faced by many American shoppers. #inflation #studentloans #studentdebt #debt #USConsumer #Economy
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