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Move over real estate, Wall Street now drives U.S. spending
Source: The Globe and Mail
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U.S. household wealth increased at a record pace in the second quarter, driven by an unprecedented rise in the value of equity holdings. The wealth effect could support consumer spending and economic growth, but the growing reliance on stock-market gains leaves the economy more exposed to a Wall Street downturn.
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