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What's in store for the U.S. consumer in 2016?

March 2, 2016
David Deull and Chris G. Christopher, Jr.
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Consumers can expect low fuel prices, modest gains in household income, and rising home sales. But consumers are still likely to remain somewhat cautious in their spending.
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The outlook for China's economic-industrial slowdown

October 29, 2015
David Deull and Chris G. Christopher, Jr.
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The Chinese economy is transitioning from an agricultural and industrial-centric powerhouse to a more consumer- and service-oriented economy.
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The U.S. consumer to the rescue

August 18, 2015
David Deull and Chris G. Christopher, Jr.
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Macroeconomic developments created some volatility over the past year, but consumer spending is helping to keep the U.S. economy moving.
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Expect to see more goods "Hecho en México"

January 10, 2014
David Deull and Chris G. Christopher, Jr.
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Mexican exports to the United States will continue to rise, and Mexico will grab a greater share of imports from other major U.S. trading partners.
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