Consumers Getting Cautious, Geopolitical Uncertainty Growing, BofA’s Food Forecast 12/17/24
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Today’s retail sales data suggests consumers are getting more cautious, and tariffs may not help things in 2025. Plus, our market guest is going long Europe despite the growing geopolitical uncertainty there. And BofA is out with its food forecast for 2025, claiming chocolate milk could be a growth driver next year.
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