Consumer sentiment overcame headwinds in July in most metros Consumers were more confident in June. That may change in July.

Americans are feeling worse about the economy for the second month in a row, even as the job market shows few signs of cracking.

With five weeks until the midterms, the president is courting world leaders while voters tell pollsters that the cost of living tops their list. Consumer sentiment fell to its lowest reading in four ...

Consumer confidence remains under pressure from weak wage growth, high motor fuel costs and worries about job security.

Consumer confidence fell further this month as worries about the cost of living and job security mount. Historically, these readings have been consistent with outright falls in spending. But ...

U.S. consumer confidence fell in July as Americans’ views about current business conditions and the labor market deteriorated. The Conference Board’s gauge of confidence decreased 1.4 points to 90.8 ...

Americans are feeling less upbeat about the economy again, and Floridians appear even more uneasy. After reaching 115.9 in July 2025, the Rasmussen Reports Economic Index has now dropped for two ...

Year-ahead inflation expectations jumped to 4.6% in September, the highest reading since June and up from 3.4% before the Iran conflict began ...

Knoxville, Tennessee, saw the largest month-over-month decline of the regions tracked in the MCSI, with consumer sentiment ...