Hispanic consumer spending in the US has slowed significantly due to inflation, economic uncertainty, and fears related to immigration enforcement, impacting various industries and reflecting broader economic challenges for lower-income households.
Young Americans are spending 25% less on video games this year compared to last, driven by economic challenges like unemployment and high credit delinquency, despite ongoing industry profits and upcoming game releases; the trend reflects broader declines in discretionary spending among this demographic amid industry layoffs and rising game costs.
Spending on video games among 18-24 year-olds in the US has dropped nearly 25% year-over-year, driven by economic pressures like job market challenges and debt, with the decline in gaming expenditure outpacing other tech-related spending, amid rising hardware and software costs in the industry.