Increased December Consumer Spending Bodes Well for 2025 Growth
New data shows retail and restaurant spending rose again last month, suggesting consumers unhappy about higher post-pandemic prices are still buying, especially when they can get a good deal.
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Consumer price growth rose in December, a sign Trump will inherit stubborn inflation as he takes office
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