**Analysis of  Real Disposable Personal In  from 2021-10-01 to 2022-01-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Billions of Chained 2017 Dollars
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **16648.10**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **16143.20**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **16143.20**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **16648.10**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-3.03% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Personal Saving   from 2021-10-01 to 2022-01-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Percent
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **6.60**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **3.60**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **3.60**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **6.60**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-45.45% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Personal Consumption Expendit  from 2021-10-01 to 2022-01-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:Billions of Dollars
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **16694.00**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **17017.80**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **16694.00**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **17017.80**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📈 Uptrend
📢 **Trend:** 📈 **Uptrend** (1.94% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Composite Leading Indicators: Composite Consumer Confidence Amplitude Adjusted for United St  from 2021-10-01 to 2022-01-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:None
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **98.21**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **97.72**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **97.72**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **98.21**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📉 Downtrend
📢 **Trend:** 📉 **Downtrend** (-0.50% change in this period)

**Analysis of  Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Ave  from 2021-10-01 to 2022-01-01**
 
**Overall:**
Unit:None
   - 📍 **Initial Value**: **276.53**
   - 📍 **Latest Value**: **282.54**
   - 📉 **Lowest Value**: **276.53**
   - 📈 **Highest Value**: **282.54**
   - 📊 **Overall Trend**: 📈 Uptrend
📢 **Trend:** 📈 **Uptrend** (2.17% change in this period)


From October 1st, 2021, to January 1st, 2022, real disposable personal income fell from $16,648.10 billion to $16,143.20 billion (a 3.03% decrease). Personal saving decreased drastically from 6.60% to 3.60% (45.45% decrease). Personal consumption expenditures, however, rose from $16,694.00 billion to $17,017.80 billion (1.94% increase).  Consumer confidence and the CPI also saw modest downtrends.  The data suggests continued downward pressure on income and savings, but robust consumer spending, possibly indicative of increased borrowing or other financial behavior.