Here's why everyone's talking about a 'K-shaped' economy

Here's why everyone's talking about a 'K-shaped' economy

“K-shaped economy” references are up. The top refers to higher-income people seeing incomes and wealth rise while the bottom part reflects struggling.

Experts see a ‘K-shape’ emerging as gap in consumer spending power increases

From corporate executives to Wall Street analysts to Federal Reserve officials, references to the “K-shaped economy” are rapidly proliferating.

What is the K-shaped economy worrying Wall Street, and should you be concerned? Here’s what to know

K-shaped economy: Explore the implications of the K-shaped economy on spending habits, labor market resilience, and the differentiation between higher and lower-income households. Discover forecasts from Bank of America and what it means for consumers and businesses.