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Dollar General CEO cites Bank of America research on consumer financial stress

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Todd Vasos, CEO of Dollar General, spoke at the Goldman Sachs Global Consumer and Retail Conference on September 15 regarding the current economy. Vasos cited Bank of America research indicating that customers across all income levels are showing signs of financial stress. He noted that even high earners, those making $100,000 or more, are feeling the impact of sustained price surges.

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The observations relate to the pressures of inflation and price increases on consumer purchasing power. The research suggests that customers are coping with economic headwinds by purchasing less on each visit, even in core markets.

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    The company might experience shifts in core sales due to consumer demand patterns influenced by financial stress.

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