**Analysis of  Real Disposable Personal In  from 2021-09-01 to 2021-12-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Billions of Chained 2017 Dollars
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **16641.80**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **16525.40**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **16525.40**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **16648.10**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-0.70% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Personal Saving   from 2021-09-01 to 2021-12-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Percent
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **7.20**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **6.00**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **6.00**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **7.20**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-16.67% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Personal Consumption Expendit  from 2021-09-01 to 2021-12-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Billions of Dollars
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **16477.50**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **16905.50**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **16477.50**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **16905.50**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📈 Uptrend
📢 **Trend:** 📈 **Uptrend** (2.60% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Composite Leading Indicators: Composite Consumer Confidence Amplitude Adjusted for United St  from 2021-09-01 to 2021-12-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:None
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **98.39**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **97.95**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **97.95**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **98.39**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-0.45% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Ave  from 2021-09-01 to 2021-12-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:None
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **273.94**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **280.81**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **273.94**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **280.81**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📈 Uptrend
📢 **Trend:** 📈 **Uptrend** (2.51% change in this period)


Real Disposable Personal Income continued its downtrend from September 1st to December 1st, 2021, decreasing by 0.70% from $16,641.8 billion to $16,525.4 billion. Personal savings also decreased substantially, falling by 16.67% from 7.20% to 6.00%. Personal consumption expenditures, however, experienced an uptrend, increasing by 2.60% from $16,477.5 billion to $16,905.5 billion. Consumer confidence remained weak, with a -0.45% decline, while the Consumer Price Index showed a 2.51% increase, indicating continuing inflation.  The data suggests a period of moderate economic growth, primarily driven by increased consumption while other metrics showed declines.