The Comeback of US Consumers

morning-run · market-watch · 30 May 2017 · 11 mins listen

US personal income and spending in April came in at 0.4%, as investors await May's non-farm payrolls at the end of the week. Dodge assesses the strength of the US economy, while highlighting potential risks to global growth.

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economic growth,consumer spending,wage growth,unemployment,tightening labor market,Angela Merkel,Mario Draghi,ECB,Europe,EU,negotiation,Theresa May,UK elections,Xi Jinping,Chiina slowdown,credit growth,leveraging risks

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The Comeback of US Consumers

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