The US economy is reaccelerating in 2026 as projected, bolstered by fiscal support and AI investment. Consumption has remained resilient against energy-price shocks through a notable decline in the personal saving rate.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The US economy is reaccelerating due to lagged effects of Fed easing, tax cuts, and AI spending.
- 2.US consumer spending remains resilient despite an energy-price shock caused by Middle East conflict, supported by lower personal savings rates.
Table of Contents
- Macro Picture - Chart Story
- US REACCELERATION IS (STILL) ON
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Authors
Dario Perkins
Themes
Economic ReaccelerationConsumption Smoothing
Regions
Middle EastUnited States