Americans are less anxious about the economy and less worried about inflation after the Trump administration reduced high U.S ...

While inflation expectations have improved, consumers still foresee a “substantial risk” that inflation will jump in the future.

But, for now at least, a steady if unspectacular job market and a stock market hitting new highs appears to be enough to keep ...

Demand is positive: Demand for goods and services remains positive, supported by healthy consumer and business balance sheets ...

The consumer confidence index in the US rose by 1.1 points to 61.8 in July, exceeding market expectations. The University of ...

UK consumer confidence saw its sharpest decline in nearly three years, according to Deloittes latest survey, highlighting ...

The U.S. consumer sentiment gauge edged up to 61.8 in July from 60.7 in June, topping the 61.4 consensus according to data ...

Consumer confidence is up, inflation is waning. But if households become too optimistic they not be prepared for an economic downturn.

US consumer confidence fell in October to the lowest level since July as high borrowing costs and soaring inflation take their toll on household budgets. The consumer confidence index slumped to ...

U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly fell in February, with the decrease concentrated among lower-middle-income households, though Americans grew more upbeat about the labor market.

Consumer confidence fell in October after two straight months of gains, The Conference Board said. Inflation, rate hikes, and possible recession and job losses weighed on consumers.