Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Continues Positive Momentum
The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index (Index) rose in October for the fifth consecutive month, driven in large part by real wage growth.
The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index (Index) rose in October for the fifth consecutive month, driven in large part by real wage growth.
The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index rose again in September, hitting its highest level in two years. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index rose in July, steered by falling unemployment claims and tax burdens, along with a rise in real wages. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
The Deloitte Consumer Spending Index rose in February, once again driven by strong growth in real wages and a decline in energy prices. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
The Deloitte Research Leading Index of Consumer Spending stabilized in November, primarily due to the drop in gasoline prices and the resulting rise in real wages. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
The Deloitte Research Leading Index of Consumer Spending fell into negative territory in October, primarily due to substantial increases in unemployment claims and continued softness in the housing market. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
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The Deloitte Research Leading Index of Consumer Spending fell in September, mainly due to continued softness in the housing market and an increase in unemployment claims. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.
The Deloitte Research Leading Index of Consumer Spending fell in July, continuing the decline the Index has experienced since October 2007. The Index attempts to track consumer cash flow as an indicator of future consumer spending.