WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Consumer spending in the U.S. fell slightly in May
and was revised downward in April, according to the latest government data
Spending declined by less than 0.1% last month, the Commerce Department said
Friday
And spending for April was revised down to a 0.1% increase from an
original 0.3% gain Personal income, meanwhile, rose 0.2% in May, while
disposable income adjusted for inflation climbed 0.3%, reflecting a decline in
energy costs
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had forecast no increase in
spending and a 0.2% rise in personal income
Since incomes rose faster than
spending, the personal savings rate rose to 3.9% from 3.7%
Also in May,
inflation as gauged by the PCE price index fell 0.2%
Excluding food and energy,
the price index rose 0.1%
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