Exploring Late 2025 Consumer Spending Surge: Steady Growth Amid Affordability Concerns Bank of America data reveals a 4.5% year-over-year consumer spending rise through early December, with balanced increases across income levels—lower earners accelerating fastest. Low 4.6% unemployment and 3% wage growth align with easing inflation, supporting a projected 2.4% GDP in 2026. Yet, sentiment lags due to lingering price pressures. What factors might influence your spending in the coming year? #Econo

1.7K views · 59 reactions | Sen. Ted Cruz breaks down the latest GDP numbers showing 4.3% growth, the strongest expansion in two years. Cruz explains why booming GDP means more jobs, rising wages, higher 401(k)s, and strong Christmas spending—and why consumer confidence tells a very different story than the corrupt corporate media wants you to know. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/verdict-with-ted-cruz/id1495601614?i=1000742570816 | Verdict with Ted Cruz | Facebook