- The strong consumer spending propping up the US economy may not last, a Bloomberg survey found.
- Over half of the respondents said they think US personal consumption will shrink in early 2024.
- High interest rates and a drawdown of pandemic-era savings could hit consumer spending.
The US consumer has been holding up the country's economy, but the summer of 2023 may mark their last post-COVID-19 hurrah, a new survey indicates.