75% of Consumers Say Inflation Coping Strategies Aren't Working

New data shows young U.S. consumers are doing more than ever to stay afloat but still lack a restored sense of financial control, signaling persistent financial stress among younger cohorts. That dynamic points to constrained discretionary spending and elevated credit vulnerability for lenders and could weigh on retail demand in segments dependent on younger consumers.

Analysis

New data shows young U.S. consumers are doing more than ever to stay afloat but still lack a restored sense of financial control, signaling persistent financial stress among younger cohorts. That dynamic points to constrained discretionary spending and elevated credit vulnerability for lenders and could weigh on retail demand in segments dependent on younger consumers.