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U.S. consumer spending rose 0.6% in September, fueled by services and durable goods, signaling economic resilience.
A new report reveals that U.S. consumer spending rose 0.6% in September, driven by increased spending on services and durable goods, according to the Commerce Department.
The data suggests continued economic resilience despite high interest rates, with inflation pressures easing slightly.
Wage growth remained steady, supporting household spending power.
Economists note the trend indicates a strong labor market and ongoing demand, though concerns persist about long-term sustainability amid elevated debt levels.
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El gasto del consumidor estadounidense aumentó un 0,6% en septiembre, impulsado por los servicios y los bienes duraderos, lo que indica la resiliencia económica.