Consumer confidence slid for the third month in a row, new data shows, a sign that Americans' view of the economy is dimming in the face of a weakening labor market and stubborn inflation. The ...

Friday came the data from the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers. November 2025 data. The overall index of consumer sentiment fell from 53.6 in October to 51.0. November 2024 it was 71.8, a ...

Consumer sentiment rose to its highest level this month since September 2025, although it remains at historically low levels.

In today's hyperconnected world, social media has become a critical channel for businesses to understand consumers. While ...

Surveys of Consumers Director Joanne Hsu: “Consumer sentiment moved sideways this month.” At 55 index points, sentiment is virtually unchanged from September. Weakness in expectations for future ...

U.S. consumer sentiment just hit its lowest level in three years. The S&P 500 has often risen after consumer sentiment plunged in the past. There are some reasons for optimism that history will repeat ...

Consumer sentiment inched up for a second straight month in January but remains nearly 25% below where it was a year ago.

Preliminary data from the University of Michigan’s survey shows consumer sentiment fell to its lowest point in more than three years this month, dragged down by sharp drops in how people view their ...

San Francisco bucked a national trend with one of the country's biggest jumps in consumer confidence, but the Bay Area's ...

U.S. consumer sentiment fell in November to one of its lowest points as Americans head into the holiday season and prepare for Black Friday, a monthly survey found. The University of Michigan Surveys ...

Wherever consumer sentiment goes, consumer spending usually goes too. They're like buddies that do everything together. Consumer sentiment wants a hair cut, its buddy consumer spending does too. But ...

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