Homeowners Are Worth $458,900. Renters Are Worth $10,600. The Fed’s New Data Is Brutal

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The Federal Reserve's data reveals a widening wealth gap and a real decline in renter purchasing power, which creates a systemic headwind for low-end consumer discretionary and staples sectors. While homeowners see modest equity growth, the 43x wealth gap and high home-price-to-income ratios signal a long-term contraction in the spending capacity of the bottom 34% of households.

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Homeowners Are Worth $458,900. Renters Are Worth $10,600. The Fed’s New Data Is Brutal

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