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=== Research Summary and Editorial === | === Research Summary and Editorial === | ||
In Q3 of 2026, the US is experiencing a decreasing savings rate, pressured by inflation that persists above 3% and is upward pressured by tariffs and the impacts of war on global petroleum supply. | |||
==== US Savings Rate ==== | ==== US Savings Rate ==== | ||
While skewed toward upper income earners, this is still is a good indication of prosperity. | |||
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The high number of lay-offs, high unemployment among low earners, and stimulus checks made this rate jump. The broader population was certainly NOT experiencing a period of extreme wealth and savings. | |||
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<html lang="en">Quarterly | |||
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Revision as of 09:28, 8 September 2026
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Recent Data and Perspectives
Research Summary and Editorial
In Q3 of 2026, the US is experiencing a decreasing savings rate, pressured by inflation that persists above 3% and is upward pressured by tariffs and the impacts of war on global petroleum supply.
US Savings Rate
While skewed toward upper income earners, this is still is a good indication of prosperity.
Watch out for the spikes seen during extreme conditions like during Covid-19.
The high number of lay-offs, high unemployment among low earners, and stimulus checks made this rate jump. The broader population was certainly NOT experiencing a period of extreme wealth and savings.
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Quarterly
Weekly Growth (Contraction) in Weekly Income from Prior Year
Weekly Earnings and CPI Change from Prior Year
