Recent data showed that retail sales in the US in May did not meet market expectations, and consumer purchasing power fell more than analysts had predicted. It seems that this trend gradually emerged after the tariff frenzy in April, and consumer demand significantly decreased. It is worth noting that even in the context of falling prices for imported goods, although prices have dropped, there has been no corresponding increase in consumer purchasing power. This phenomenon indicates that American consumers may be adjusting their spending habits and beginning to monitor their expenses more closely. This change in consumer behavior could have a profound impact on the prospects for US economic growth and will be an important economic indicator for policymakers.#BinanceSquareFamily $BNB