BofA card spending, week to January 10th: +4.6% Y/Y (prev. 1.7%). Strong growth across most categories, partially due to favourable base effects

The latest BofA card spending data indicates a significant year-on-year increase of 4.6%, up from 1.7% previously.

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This growth suggests strengthening consumer demand across various categories, although it is essential to consider that favorable base effects may be contributing to this acceleration. Market participants should keep an eye on how this trend influences economic outlook and potential implications for central bank policies.

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