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New economic warning signs surface despite record holiday shopping 


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The 2025 holiday shopping season is already breaking records, but consumers are pulling back their spending at the same time, highlighting a greater divide in who’s spending record amounts of money this year. NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen has more.

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