US Economy 2026: Consumer Spending Amid a K-Shaped Recovery
As 2026 gets underway, the US economy is at an unusual stage. On the surface, growth looks solid, with GDP increasing at a 4.3% annual rate in late 2025, marking the fastest expansion in two years. Consumer spending has been a key driver. Yet, beneath these figures lies a critical question: Is this growth benefiting everyone? The concept of a K-Shaped Economy explains the divide, where some Americans and industries prosper while others lag. In 2026, consumer spending trends will show how this unequal recovery is affecting the everyday lives of various income groups.
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