Core Insights - The Bank of Canada survey indicates that consumers plan to reduce spending on travel and goods in the United States [1] Group 1 - The survey reflects a shift in consumer behavior, with a notable decrease in planned expenditures on U.S. travel [1] - Consumers are likely to prioritize domestic spending over international travel, impacting U.S. tourism revenue [1] - The findings suggest potential challenges for U.S. retailers who rely on Canadian consumers for sales [1]

Group 1 - The Bank of Japan reports that some regions are experiencing a pause in corporate price increases due to reduced consumer spending [1] - Many areas indicate that service consumption remains robust despite the overall trend [1]