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BEA Reports Second-Largest Slowdown in California Consumer Spending

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The Bureau of Economic Analysis released new estimates showing California experienced the nation’s second-largest slowdown in spending growth over the past dozen years. In 2025, California spent $2.8 trillion, which accounted for 13% of the nation’s $20.9 trillion in expenditures. This spending growth was compared to the six years ending in 2019, adjusted for inflation measured by the U.S. Consumer Price Index.

From sbsun.com

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The Bureau of Economic Analysis provides critical economic indicators that the FED and the Federal Open Market Committee use to guide monetary policy decisions. The slowdown in California, the largest consumer market, influences the overall national economic outlook.

From sbsun.com

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