US Consumer Sentiment Rises to Five-Month High on Stocks Rally

US Consumer Sentiment Rises to Five-Month High on Stocks Rally

US consumer sentiment rose to a five-month high in July on optimism about current conditions tied to a stock-market rally, while inflation expectations eased.

Consumer Confidence Climbs As Trump Pushes Ahead With Tariffs

American consumers’ optimism rose for a second straight month, reaching a five-month high in July as fears of long-term inflation fell, according to the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey released on Friday.The Consumer Sentiment Survey — an indicator of how Americans are thinking about current and future economic health — climbed to 61.7 last month, the highest number since February. While consumer sentiment rose again in July, it…

Consumer Sentiment Still Broadly Negative Despite Small Improvements in July

The mood of consumers improved for a second consecutive month in July, though it remains worse than it was in December, according to the latest installment of the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers, released Friday (Aug. 1). [contact-form-7] The rise in July from June was measured at 1.6%, stepping up to 61.7 from 60.7, according to the report. Consumer sentiment remains 17% below the December 2024 mark but has rebounded 18% …

Consumer Sentiment Up for the Second Straight Month, but Not by Much

The consumer sentiment index indicated a second consecutive month in the rise of consumer sentiment, per the University of Michigan’s closely watched survey of consumers. Consumer sentiment rose 1.6% in July from 60.7 in June to 61.7—the second consecutive month of increases, according to the latest report. Year-over-year, consumer sentiment was down 7.1% from 66.4… The post Consumer Sentiment Up for the Second Straight Month, but Not by Much ap…

Inconsistent Trends Appear to Reflect Uncertainty: Weekly US Consumer Sentiment, Week 31, 2025—Infographic

Our latest weekly US consumer sentiment data summarized in our one-page data graphic.The post Inconsistent Trends Appear to Reflect Uncertainty: Weekly US Consumer Sentiment, Week 31, 2025—Infographic appeared first on Coresight Research.