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A Grande Incerteza a confianca e o comportamento do consumidor dos EUA em um periodo inflacionario

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By Tamara Charm, Jason Rico Saavedra, Kelsey Robinson
| McKinsey & Company
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The ‘value now’ consumer: Making sense of US consumer sentiment and spending

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By Ezra Greenberg, Kelsey Robinson, Olivia White, Tamara Charm
| McKinsey & Company
US consumers’ sentiment and their spending patterns have been out of sync. Here’s how executives can make sense of the mixed signals. In McKinsey’s latest ConsumerWise research, consumers report feeling more optimistic about the US economy than they have all year. Even so, US consumer optimism overall is still lower than prepandemic levels, and more than half of consumers (53 percent) report mixed feelings or being pessimistic about the state of the economy.
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The ‘value now’ consumer: Making sense of US consumer sentiment and spending

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By Ezra Greenberg, Kelsey Robinson, Olivia White, Tamara Charm
| McKinsey & Company
In McKinsey’s latest ConsumerWise research, consumers report feeling more optimistic about the US economy than they have all year. Even so, US consumer optimism overall is still lower than prepandemic levels, and more than half of consumers (53 percent) report mixed feelings or being pessimistic about the state of the economy. For decades, consumer sentiment and consumer spending have moved in sync—when people feel unsure about the economy, they spend less.
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