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  1. An analysis published on August 31, 2025, details how inflation is impacting the fast-food sector, noting declining breakfast sales.

Both McDonald's and Wendy's are competing for the spending of low-income consumers.

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Both McDonald's and Wendy's are competing for the spending of low-income consumers.

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  1. Fast-food giants McDonald's and Wendy's are under investor scrutiny while also facing market pressures from tech and infrastructure sectors like Nvidia and Bros.Sub-event
  2. Fast-food chains are competing fiercely on service quality, with Wendy's and McDonald's facing market pressure from rivals like Chick-fil-A and Arby's.Sub-event
  3. The two chains are competing for low-income consumers' spending.1 source

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  • CBS NewsWendy's is struggling as low-income consumers cut back Wendy's cut its sales outlook Friday, pointing to heightened competition and economic uncertainty weighing on its customer base. Company executi
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