WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US consumer spending rebounded in the largest amount on record in May, but earnings are unlikely to be sustainable as revenue will decline and is expected to further decrease as Millions lose their unemployment checks starting next month. The surge in spending reported by the Commerce Department …
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US consumer spending rebounded in the largest amount on record in May, but earnings are unlikely to be sustainable as revenue will decline and is expected to further decrease as Millions lose their unemployment checks starting next month. The Commerce Department report on Friday added increases in …
Read More »UPDATE 1: US consumer spending recovers; income sinks
(Add report details) By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, June 26 (Reuters) – US consumer spending rebounded by the largest amount on record in May, but earnings are unlikely to be sustainable as revenue will decline and is expected to decline further. more as millions lose their unemployment checks starting next month. …
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Read More »Putin raises taxes for wealthy Russians before voting on his rule
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin delivers a televised address to the nation in Moscow, Russia on June 23, 2020. Sputnik / Alexei Nikolsky / Kremlin via REUTERS MOSCOW (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin raised the income tax for wealthy Russians and offered new state benefits to families with children on Tuesday, …
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