Consumers Are Worried About the Economy. What’s Behind the Consumer Sentiment Drop.
Inflation expectations soared in the latest consumer sentiment reading, partly due to worries about potential tariffs.
Consumer sentiment sours as worries grow over outlook for U.S. economy
Consumers who identified as Republicans reported a flat reading for sentiment and a small decline in inflation expectations, ...
US consumer sentiment plunges in February on tariff worries
U.S. consumer sentiment dropped more than expected in February to a 15-month low and inflation expectations rocketed as ...
Did Consumer Sentiment Really Fall?
The University of Michigan’s Survey Research Center recently reported a decline in consumer sentiment, a measure that has a significant ...
Consumer Cos Down as Traders Digest Consumer Sentiment Data -- Consumer Roundup
The top 10% of earners, households making about $250,000 a year or more, have not suffered, splurging on everything from vacations to designer handbags, and now account for 49.7% of overall U.S.
Consumer sentiment drops to 64.7 in February: UMich
Consumer sentiment fell to 64.7 in February, as reported by the University of Michigan, over 3 points below what economists ...
Consumer sentiment drops 10% as inflation fears grow, University of Michigan reports
Inflation is on the rise and Americans are growing concerned.Consumer sentiment dropped in February, according to the latest ...
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Sentiment on the economy sinks — especially among Dems
Inflation and tariff fears contributed to a decline of 10 percentage points in the University of Michigan's latest survey.
Consumer sentiment drops as long-run inflation views rise
Inflation expectations surged on concerns that President Donald Trump’s tariffs will translate into higher prices, according ...
Inflation fears surge in February as consumer sentiment plunges over tariff uncertainty
A rising number of Americans are anxious about the state of the US economy as fears over Trump's trade policy boost inflation ...
Sentiment and stagflation
Together, falling sentiment, a weakening housing market, and contracting business activity suggest that the hot US economy may be cooling faster than previously thought — a far cry from the hot growth ...