Daily Market Updates: U.S. consumer spending rebounded in August after a brief lull

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U.S. consumer spending rebounded in August after a brief lull

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Consumer spending in the United States snapped back in August following a short slowdown, according to MarketWatch.

The rebound adds to evidence that the U.S. economy may be accelerating again despite ongoing strains, MarketWatch reported.

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MarketWatchAmericans get back to their spending ways. Economy might be speeding up again.

MarketWatchAmericans get back to their spending ways. Economy might be speeding up again.

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