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Despite economic worries, Americans kept spending in late 2025, fueled by savings and strong jobs.
Despite widespread economic anxiety, U.S. consumer spending remains strong in late 2025, defying typical patterns where pessimism leads to reduced spending.
While many Americans express concern over inflation, job security, and economic uncertainty, they continue to spend on goods and services, particularly discretionary items.
Economists attribute this disconnect to accumulated savings, strong labor markets, and pent-up demand from the pandemic, suggesting financial resilience is sustaining outlays despite negative sentiment.
The divergence highlights complex consumer behavior, where emotional outlooks do not align with spending actions, raising questions about the sustainability of current economic trends.
A pesar de las preocupaciones económicas, los estadounidenses continuaron gastando a finales de 2025, impulsados por los ahorros y los buenos empleos.