BofA card spending, week to January 24th: +6.6% Y/Y (prev. 4.6% Y/Y). Spending growth grew in groceries and general merchandise, indicative of stockpiling before the Winter storm

Bank of America's weekly card spending data shows a notable increase of 6.6% year-over-year, up from 4.6% previously, indicating stronger consumer activity.

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This uptick, particularly in groceries and general merchandise, may suggest stockpiling behavior ahead of the winter storm, reflecting both consumer sentiment and potential inflationary pressure in the economy.

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