Households Are Getting Much More Overextended

In April nominal personal income rose 0.4%, and spending rose 0.9%. March’s spending was revised up from 1.1% to 1.4%. The personal consumption deflator, rose only 0.2%, so real income rose 0.2%, and real personal spending rose 0.7%. So far, so good.
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