ABA DataBank puts food and housing near 2010 share of US spending
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The American Bankers Association published a DataBank item on 6 November 2026 reporting that food and housing, measured as a share of total annual spending, are near their 2010 levels. The published material carries a headline finding and little supporting detail, so this is a short note on what the item states rather than a supervisory development.
- The ABA DataBank item is dated 6 November 2026 and sits in the Economy section of the ABA Banking Journal.
- It reports that food and housing as a share of total annual spending are near 2010 levels.
- The available source carries the headline finding only, without supporting figures or methodology.
Executive summary
The American Bankers Association published an item in its DataBank series on 6 November 2026, carried in the Economy section of the ABA Banking Journal and tagged ABA DataBank. The headline states that food and housing, measured as a share…
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https://bankingjournal.aba.com/2026/11/aba-databank-food-and-housing-as-a-share-of-total-annual-spending-near-2010-levels/Read by Regulus 12 Nov 2026 at 00:44 UTC
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