2025-04-23
9 分钟Here's your money briefing for Wednesday, April 23rd.
I'm Mariana Aspuru for The Wall Street Journal.
Everyone has their little luxuries, the small splurges that just make you feel better,
like a sweet treat or a fresh haircut.
But in a time of economic uncertainty,
some of America's biggest spenders are now streamlining their spending.
not eating out as much anymore, or even when you're grocery shopping,
cutting back on little treats like a pint of ice cream and things like that.
Just anything where they can cut back in a way that feels okay.
You know, it's not a big sacrifice, but definitely helps their wallet.
My colleague Anne-Marie Alcántara wrote about where else young women are cutting costs.
We'll be back after the break.
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Young women are starting to recession-proof their lives.
Wall Street Journal reporter Amory Alcántara joins me.
Anne-Marie, I've seen the term recession indicator thrown around a lot lately.
What does the term mean and what are some examples of them?