
U.S. Consumers Are Collapsing: Cars, Credit, & the Chaos Ahead | The Weekly Wrap
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In this episode of The Weekly Wrap, Steve Eisman interviews Lakshmi Ganapathi from Unicus Research. They discuss why U.S. consumers are struggling. From rising auto loan delinquencies to ballooning credit card debt, consumers everywhere are feeling the pressure. They also discuss Opendoor, meme stocks, and the impact of AI.
00:00 - Intro 01:10 - The US Government Shut Down 01:35 - The US Economy 08:24 - The Auto Sector & Why Consumers Are Struggling 24:18 - Opendoor, Meme Stocks, & AI
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