US - Personal Saving Rate

4.10 %
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The personal saving rate represents the proportion of disposable income saved by the residents of a country or region over a specific period. An increase in the saving rate is generally seen as a positive factor for economic stability and sustainable growth, as it can promote investment and capital formation. In the United States, changes in the saving rate reflect residents' confidence in the future economic environment and their consumption behavior.

Latest Stats

  • US - Personal Saving Rate
    2026-08
    4.10 %
    4.60 %

Specs

  • Category
    Consumption/Expenditure/Consumer Confidence
  • Region
    United States
  • Frequency
    Month
  • Units
    Percent
  • Seasonal Adjustments
    Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate

Source

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US - Saving Rate vs. Consumption Expenditures

Saving Rate