Nearly all Americans are cutting back on their spending in some way, according to a new CNBC and Morning Consult survey.
Of the survey respondents, 92% of middle-income Americans — or those who make between $50,000 and $100,000 a year — reported being "somewhat" or "very" worried about higher prices.
"Customers continue to seek value given the impact of inflation," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said on the retailer's first-quarter earnings call.
Spending at value-oriented grocery stores in May outpaced spending in the overall grocery segment, according to Bank of America aggregated credit and debit card spending data.
The CNBC and Morning Consult survey was conducted online earlier this month and polled more than 4,400 adults.
Persons:
Doug McMillon, Robert Ohmes
Organizations:
CNBC, Walmart, Target, Walmart U.S, Bank of America, Grocery Outlet, " Bank of America Securities
Locations:
New York City