According to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), consumer spending increased across all 50 states and the District of Columbia in 2025. The greatest rise occurred in Florida, where spending grew by 7.0 percent, while California experienced the smallest increase at 4.2 percent. Nationally, consumer spending, referred to as personal consumption expenditures (PCE), rose by 5.3 percent, based on current dollars without adjusting for inflation.
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For the first time, the BEA's regional data tool, BEARFacts, now includes consumer spending statistics for each state alongside gross domestic product (GDP) and other data.
Nationally, spending on durable goods, nondurable goods, and services saw increases across all states in 2025. Health care and housing utilities were significant contributors to the overall increase in consumer spending, affecting both Florida and California significantly — the fastest and slowest growing states, respectively.
More detailed consumer spending data, including purchasing habits by state and rankings, can be accessed through the BEA’s interactive data tables. Annual current-dollar statistics on state consumer spending are published each September in conjunction with quarterly updates on U.S. GDP, state GDP, and personal income.