U.S. households cut spending in December, adding to signs of an economic slowdown. Underlying inflation cooled to its slowest pace since October 2021.
WSJ’s Jon Hilsenrath explains factors that have kept inflation up longer than expected. Illustration: Jacob ReynoldsU.S. households cut spending in December, adding to signs of an economic slowdown, as underlying inflation cooled its slowest pace since October 2021.
decreased 0.2% in December from the prior month, the Commerce Department said Friday, compared with a downwardly revised 0.1% decrease in November. Households cut spending on goods last month and increased spending slightly on services.
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