(BEA) US personal incomes fell by 1.0% or $216.2 billion, reflecting a decline in social benefits provided by the government.
Disposable personal incomes fell by 1.3%, or $213.9 billion. Real DPI was down by 1.6%.
Personal consumption expenditures rose by 0.6%, or $93.4 billion. Real PCE was up by 0.3%.
The personal outlays rose by $92.1 billion in September. The personal savings was $1.34 trillion, with a personal savings rate of 7.5%.
Overall PCE price index ticked higher by 0.3% from August and was higher by 4.4% from the prior year. Excluding food and energy, the PCE index was up by 0.2% from August and up by 3.6% from the prior year.
SPY is down -0.25%, DXY is up +0.39%.
