The K-Shaped Economy: Why Your Neighbor Feels Richer Than You
Published: 2025-08-26
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Published: 2025-08-26
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Jerome Powell is considering cutting interest rates starting in September 2025.
"Jerome Powell, who is the chairman at the Federal Reserve Bank, just gave a speech where he said he's considering cutting interest rates starting in September"
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Interest rates may decrease further in 2026.
"Maybe they're going to come down more in 2026."
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The US economy is predicted to grow over the next 10 years.
"And we know that our economy has grown a lot over the next 10 years. And if I can make a prediction, I assume that our economy is going to grow again over the next 10 years."
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Consumers with higher incomes are the primary drivers of spending growth.
"Data indicates higher income consumers are driving spending growth."
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President Trump is advocating for lower interest rates.
"President Trump has been demanding and asking for lower interest rates."
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Prices are anticipated to increase due to tariffs.
"prices are expected to go up because of tariffs."
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A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on August 13, 2025, using credit card data, indicates that higher-income consumers are responsible for sustained consumer spending growth.
"The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston just published a report on August 13th, 2025 titled, "Why has consumer spending remained so resilient? Evidence from credit card data. Data indicates higher income consumers are driving spending growth.""
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Due to concerns about the job market, interest rates are being considered for reduction sooner rather than later.
"he's now looking at cutting interest rates sooner rather than later."
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Investors should identify areas where money is flowing to capitalize on opportunities with higher potential upside.
"And there's always places where money is moving. And you want to pay attention to opportunities that could have more potential upside."
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Jerome Powell is considering cutting interest rates in September 2025 due to concerns about the job market.
"Jerome Powell... just gave a speech where he said he's considering cutting interest rates starting in September because he's concerned about the job market."
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A potential economic opportunity exists in identifying stocks that benefit during economic struggles or recessions, especially if interest rates decline.
"If interest rates do go down, who will benefit? We know that there are some changes and struggles happening in the economy. And we know that there are certain stocks that benefit when there's a recession. We know that there are stocks that benefit when people are struggling in the economy. That can also create an economic opportunity."
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The US government is facing significant interest payments, nearing a trillion dollars annually, as its debts rise chronically relative to incomes.
"When debts rise relative to incomes on a chronic basis right now for the US government, it's almost a trillion dollars a year that goes to interest payments."
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Interest rates are predicted to decrease further in 2026.
"Maybe they're going to come down more in 2026."
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The US economy is predicted to grow over the next 10 years.
"And I assume that our economy is going to grow again over the next 10 years."
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A report published on August 13, 2025, by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, analyzed the resilience of consumer spending using credit card data.
"The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston just published a report on August 13th, 2025 titled, "Why has consumer spending remained so resilient? Evidence from credit card data."
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Data suggests that consumers with higher incomes are the primary drivers of spending growth.
"Data indicates higher income consumers are driving spending growth."
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The US government is paying nearly a trillion dollars annually in interest payments due to chronically rising debt relative to incomes.
"When debts rise relative to incomes on a chronic basis right now for the US government, it's almost a trillion dollars a year that goes to interest payments."
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