Warning lights Flash for the US consumer capacity as credit defaults rise

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US consumers show higher prices for the import tariffs of the Trump management, the growing financial stress to increase concerns about the important driver of the US economy.

In the first quarter, JPMorgan in earnings, one of the loans in the credit card business has risen to a 13-year height, he said.

Industrial-width, charger pace, Covid-19 before the start of the government, the stellar during the pandemic, the stellar during the pandemic is higher than the level of credit card payments before.

Consumer expenses have increased signs of financial firing for the financial firing for the financial firing for the US economy in the field and years of the economy. This increases rising prices and higher interest rates, the risk of economic growth between larger concerns and higher interest rates that the US economy can lead to a decline in the next 12 months.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said “There are great potential results in the era of uncertainty,” he said, 50/50 probability of a recession with the Bank’s economists.

Consumers have more than 9 percent of US President Donald Trump, and more than 145 percent of the goods from China have increased concerns in addition to higher prices.

“Looking at the April information, a little prependence, especially those who appear in items that can climb as a function of tariffs,” said JPMorgan General Financial Officer Jeremy Barnum.

US consumption has been a reconciliation of “growing concerns about the development of trade war” since December, Michigan University has reportedly broadcast on Friday. The share of respondents who waited more unemployment in the upcoming year was the highest since 2009.

Shoe traffic data from Placer.AI, which connects ground signals from mobile phones, US buyers flocked to low-precious warehouse club stores, new tariffs can be kept ahead.

Both hypermarkets, the largest retailer of the United States, which is a bargonal chain, this week’s chief financial officer John David Rainey, “a little more sales, day-to-day, day by day

At the same time, the company maintained a worldview for 3-4 percent in the net sales in the second quarter in April.

A report earlier weeks by the Federal Reserve Philadelphia branch showed that the US credit card borrowers have only increased the minimum required payments at the end of 2024.

Fed, the Federal Fed, the percentage of interest rates of past credit card accounts increased in the fourth quarter.

“In collectively, these trends show a higher consumer stress, along with a high series for returning card balances,” the Central Bank wrote Philadelphia branch.

JPMorgan’s barnum still hit a ton of consumer loan, said the bank’s “information is in line with the foundation of consumers,” he said.

According to him, cash tampons for low income consumers have weakened relatively weak, but this group did not show signs of difficulty.

This meeting was supported by Wells Fargo, the fourth largest US bank by assets.

The bank’s net load rate fell in this quarter, although Wells Jpmorgan has a small credit card portfolio.

“Customers continue to be sustainable with fixed customer activities, including a fixed customer activity, including credit card and debit card,” Wells General Finance Officer Mike Santomassimo.

Dimon said it would be an important arbit of credit losses Unemployment rateCurrently, 4.2 percent.

“Credit is almost always related to employment,” Dimon said. “Thus, children will watch unemployment and (credit quality) will change when unemployment changes.”

Additional report by Akila Quinio