U.S. March Real Personal Consumption Expenditures MoM

U.S. Department of Commerce announced the U.S. March Real Personal Consumption Expenditures MoM on 2025-04-30. The reported figure stands at 0.7%, against a forecast of 0.5%, with the prior figure recorded as 0.10%.

Regarding the U.S. March Real Personal Consumption Expenditures MoM, Actual > Expected is bullish for the dollar; conversely, it's bearish for the dollar, Personal consumption expenditures measure the changes in the total amount spent by consumers on goods and services. Since consumption is the largest part of the U.S. GDP today, personal spending is a key indicator of economic growth. It is also related to consumer confidence. If this indicator is higher than expected, the dollar should be considered strong/bullish, whereas if the indicator is lower than expected, the dollar should be considered weak/bearish.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using Statistics on household consumption of durable goods (cars, furniture, etc.), non-durable goods (food, beverages, clothing, energy, etc.), and services (housing, utilities, healthcare, transportation, entertainment, etc.), and updates End of each month. The next release is set for 2025-07-31 20:30:00.

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