HomeIndustriesRetailDiscretionary Spending Continues to Tighten

Discretionary Spending Continues to Tighten

Raul Shah reacts to the Retail Sales data, saying the results “make sense” and think the numbers show “more than seasonality.” He’s focusing on manufacturing levels to get a sense of how the economy is “actually” doing. He thinks discretionary spending will continue to see a pullback as consumers search for lower price points.

Morning Movers

17 Mar 2025

SHARE

ON AIR
education
6:00 am
Schwab 2026 Outlook
replay
education
12:00 am
Schwab 2026 Outlook
REPLAY
1:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
2:00 am
Your First Trade
REPLAY
education
2:30 am
Your First Trade
REPLAY
3:00 am
Fast Market
REPLAY
4:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
4:30 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
5:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
5:30 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
ON AIR
education
6:00 am
Schwab 2026 Outlook
REPLAY
7:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
8:00 am
Your First Trade
REPLAY
education
8:30 am
Your First Trade
REPLAY
9:00 am
Fast Market
REPLAY
10:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
10:30 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
11:00 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
11:30 am
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
12:00 pm
Schwab 2026 Outlook
REPLAY
1:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
2:00 pm
Your First Trade
REPLAY
education
2:30 pm
Your First Trade
REPLAY
3:00 pm
Fast Market
REPLAY
4:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
4:30 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
5:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
5:30 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
6:00 pm
Schwab 2026 Outlook
REPLAY
7:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
education
8:00 pm
Your First Trade
REPLAY
education
8:30 pm
Your First Trade
REPLAY
9:00 pm
Fast Market
REPLAY
10:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
10:30 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
11:00 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY
11:30 pm
Market Overtime
REPLAY

Schwab Network's Newsletters

Daily insights for every investor