Weakening perceptions about the economy and their own households' situations pose risks to consumer discretionary spending, with a cooling job market likely to dampen sentiments further. Moody's economists and credit analysts explore the implications of shifting economic trends among US households.
Topics:
- What the latest macro data foretells for the US consumer?
- Impact to consumer sentiment and spending as inflation softens and unemployment rises
- As spending eases, which sectors face the largest impacts from the cutbacks
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SpeakersWarren Kornfeld Senior Vice President, Financial Institutions Group Moody's Ratings
Jody Shenn Vice President, Structured Finance Group Moody's RatingsMickey Chadha Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, Corporate Finance Moody's Ratings
Scott Hoyt Senior Director - Economic Research Moody's
Madhavi Bokil Executive Director, Head of Macro Financial Research Moody's Ratings
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