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Inflation Concerns Higher for Europeans than Americans

1 sourceFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago

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European consumers are spending less and worrying more about inflation compared to Americans.
This spending difference contributes to the widening growth gap between Europe and the USA.
Inflation has worsened consumer psychology in Europe, leading to increased savings and essential spending.
Household consumption has risen by 5.5% in the Eurozone since 2019, but only 18% in the USA.
Real disposable income in the Eurozone is 8% higher now than before the pandemic.

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European consumers are spending less and worrying more about inflation compared to Americans.
This spending difference contributes to the widening growth gap between Europe and the USA.
Inflation has worsened consumer psychology in Europe, leading to increased savings and essential spending.
Household consumption has risen by 5.5% in the Eurozone since 2019, but only 18% in the USA.
Real disposable income in the Eurozone is 8% higher now than before the pandemic.

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