Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warns of consumer pain as spending slows

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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warns that consumers have reached the "point of pain" as their spending growth has significantly slowed down, indicating a low growth, low inflation economy. Lower-income households are particularly impacted, with their savings depleted and spending decreasing. The Fed's efforts to tackle inflation have been somewhat successful, but economists warn that the most challenging part lies ahead. Despite economic uncertainties, some experts anticipate a year-end rally in equities and a positive outlook for 2024.
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