U.S. retail spending increased at a slower clip in September, according to a report delayed by more than a month due to the government shutdownPost author:Empeiros CapitalPost published:November 25, 2025Post category:Uncategorized The data suggests consumers closed out the summer months on a weaker footing. 2025-11-25 13:49:00 Harriet Torry Tags: Consumer Spending Figures, Economic News, economic performance, Economic Performance/Indicators, indicators, LINK|i1-WP-WSJ-0003135352, North America, Retail, Retail Sales Figures, Retail/Wholesale, SYND, United States, wholesale, WSJ-PRO-WSJ.comRead more articles Previous PostGerman Economy Shows Signs of Revival Next PostU.S. Home Prices Slow Further Amid Affordability Concerns You Might Also Like Zelenskiy seeks meeting with Trump to hammer out issue of territoryDecember 24, 2025 Japanese refiner buys Mexican crude for first rime since 2023 amid Hormuz closureMay 12, 2026 Malaysia’s central bank keeps interest rate unchanged at 2.75%January 22, 2026