Pressemitteilung: No sign of sudden US spending boom
The US consumer spending data released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) shows that there has not been a sudden boom in the consumer spending, lending support to the notion that the early peak season for container goods is driven by front-loading of imports and not a sign of consumer spending surge. At the highest level, data is separated into ‘goods’ and ‘services’. ‘Goods’ are further divided into ‘durable goods’ and ‘non-durable goods’. Figure 1 shows the Y/Y growth in both ‘durable goods’ and ‘non-durable goods’ for the last 3 years. (....)
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Schlagwörter: Sea-Intelligence ApS, US spending boom, US consumer spending, US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), front-loading of imports, highest level, ‘goods’ and ‘services’, ‘durable goods’ and ‘non-durable goods’
