Farewell to "K-shaped differentiation"? PNC report: By 2026, the consumption gap between high-income and low-income households in the United States will nearly disappear, with the labor market serving as the key support.

The Zhito Finance APP learned that the PNC Economic Research Department stated in a report that the consumption expenditure gap between high-income and low-income groups in the United States has significantly narrowed by 2026; at the same time, as the supporting effect of tax refunds gradually fades, the labor market has become a key test for measuring household spending.