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  • Senior Personal Finance Correspondent, CNBC
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Is the K-shaped economy ending? Finance pros weigh in Original

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By Sharon Epperson Verified, Stephanie Dhue Verified
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watch now The K-shaped economy has become shorthand for a widening, persistent economic divide: higher-income Americans pulling further ahead — in wealth, spending, and financial security — while many lower-income households struggle to keep up. Now, that shape may be shifting. "I got sick of hearing about this K-shaped economy," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC's "Squawk Box" earlier this month.
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Is the K-shaped economy over? Here's what to know Original

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By Sharon Epperson Verified
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ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via Email Is the K-shaped economy over? Here's what to know Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent telling CNBC the K-shaped economy is over, arguing lower-wage workers are finally catching up. CNBC's Sharon Epperson joins 'Squawk Box' with new data on the consumer.
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Is the K-shaped economy over? Here's what to know

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By Sharon Epperson Verified
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1 hour ago Once central to both daily life and Yoruba spiritual traditions, the waters of the Osun River have shifted from clear to murky yellow over the past decade. The fight to uncover what's happening along its banks comes with
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