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US consumers have some $500 billion of excess savings to spend

One constant in an economy that has continuously surprised in the last three years is that betting against American consumers has been a losing proposition. Perhaps, there s more surprisingly strong economic data to come.

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Dollar Tree To Stop Selling Eggs: How Rising Prices Put Pressure On Businesses, Consumers

While some retailers are raising egg prices for consumers to adjust higher costs, Dollar Tree does not have enough flexibility to do so.

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West Hits Russia With New Sanctions and Tariffs on Key Commodities

The US and G-7 partners announced sanctions Friday on 200 individuals and entities that are supporting Moscow's war efforts against Ukraine.

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Poll reveals that one-eighth of Americans over 50 show signs of junk food addiction

A sizable percentage of older US consumers have an unhealthy relationship with highly processed foods, according to a new poll.

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US near-term consumer inflation expectations lowest in nearly two years

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. consumers are becoming more confident that price pressures will ease considerably over the next 12 months, with a survey on Friday showing their one-year inflation expectations

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