US EditionConsumer Confidence Dipped Slightly in August
Irish consumer confidence rose to 61.1 in August, recovering half of July's losses as the EU-US tariff deal eased economic uncertainty despite rising living costs and inflation concerns.
- The Credit Union Consumer Sentiment Survey improved to 61.1 in August from 59.1 in July.
- The Present Situation Index fell by 1.6 points to 131.2, while the Expectations Index decreased by 1.2 points to 74.8.
- Consumer confidence dipped slightly in August but remained at a level similar to those of the past three months, according to Stephanie Guichard of The Conference Board.
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KULR-TVConsumer confidence in economy hits lowest since February 2021
UNITED STATES – American consumers are expressing growing concerns about the economy, according to the latest consumer sentiment survey by the Conference Board. The survey, released in August, showed that consumer confidence has dipped to its lowest level since February…
Consumer confidence fell in August as worries over job market, tariffs grew
Americans’ view of the U.S. economy declined modestly in August as anxiety over a weakening job market grew for the eighth straight month. The Conference Board said Tuesday that its consumer confidence index ticked down by 1.3 points to 97.4 in August, down from July’s 98.7, but in the same narrow range of the past three months. The small decline in confidence was in line with the forecasts of most of the economists who were surveyed. A measure …
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August consumer confidence dips in US with jobs, tariffs and high prices driving most unease
Americans’ view of the U.S. economy declined modestly in August as anxiety over a weakening job market grew for the eighth straight month.
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