Virtual Event

Changing State of the US Consumer

Consumer Outlook and Cross-Sector Implications

Overview
Elevated prices across essentials (energy, food) and discretionary categories (travel, goods) are expected to persist, with risks skewed to the upside. At the same time, household balance sheets are weakening - real income growth is moderating, excess savings are largely depleted, and higher debt service burdens are constraining incremental consumer spending. Where are things headed next? Join us for an overview on conditions and a cross-sector discussion between Moody’s Ratings analysts about where consumers are seeing value in goods and services to keep spending more, and where they may be cutting back.


•    What’s next for consumer debt as higher payments, slower income growth, and tighter liquidity drive delinquencies higher?

•    How are consumers’ evolving value perceptions driving foot traffic and other dynamics for restaurants?

•    How are the lodging companies that we rate being affected by current consumer conditions?



If you have any questions, please contact jun.li@moodys.com.

Speakers

Aniket Deshpande

Aniket Deshpande

Vice President-Senior Credit Officer/Manager, Structured Finance Group

Moody's Ratings

Inna Bodeck

Inna Bodeck

Vice President – Senior Credit Officer, Financial Institutions

Moody's Ratings

Claire Li

Claire Li

Vice President - Senior Analyst, Credit Strategy and Guidance

Moody's Ratings

Jonathan Root, CFA

Jonathan Root, CFA

Senior Vice President - Corporate Finance Group

Moody's Ratings

Michael Zuccaro

Michael Zuccaro

Vice President - Senior Analyst

Moody’s Ratings

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