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Consumer confidence rises despite omicron, higher prices
U.S. consumer confidence rose this month as Americans shrugged off concerns about rising prices and the highly contagious omicron variant of COVID-19.
Consumer confidence hits 9-month low in November
U.S. consumer confidence fell to a nine-month low in November, clipped by rising prices and concern about the coronavirus.
Consumer confidence slides for third consecutive month
U.S. consumer confidence declined for the third straight month in September as the delta variant of the coronavirus extends the life of the pandemic.
Consumer confidence falls in August to 6-month low
U.S. consumer confidence fell in August to the lowest level since February amid rising concerns about the delta variant and worries about higher inflation.
Consumer confidence ticks down in May but remains strong
Consumer confidence ticked down slightly in May but remains nearly as high as it's been since the pandemic began.
Consumer confidence dips in December but remains strong
WASHINGTON — Americans were a bit less confident about this economy this month than they were in November, but their spirits remained high overall during the holiday shopping season. The […]
U.S. consumer confidence rises in March
An improving job market drove U.S. consumer confidence higher this month after a dip in February, a promising sign for the economy as it heads into spring.
U.S. consumer sentiment improves a bit in August
U.S. consumer sentiment ticked up in August, driven by greater optimism about jobs, rising incomes, and increasing wealth. Yet the increase largely occurred among higher-income groups.
Survey: U.S. consumer confidence near a 7-year high
U.S. consumer confidence this month reached its highest point in nearly seven years, boosted by strong job gains.
U.S. consumer sentiment edges down to 81.8 in July
A measure of U.S. consumer confidence slipped in July although it remained at levels signaling further gains in consumer spending.
IMF: U.S. growth resumes, but year will be weak
U.S. economic growth this year will likely be at the weakest pace since the Great Recession ended, the International Monetary Fund said, mostly because of a sharp, weather-related contraction in the first quarter.
Consumer sentiment up slightly in mixed economic news
Strong job growth lifted U.S. consumer confidence this month, as Americans looked past the economy's dismal first-quarter performance.
