U.S. consumer sentiment improved this month but remains subdued, the University of Michigan reports
- U.S. consumer sentiment improved slightly in December, rising to 53.3 from 51 in November, according to the University of Michigan.
- Despite a decrease in inflation since mid-2022, it remains above the Federal Reserve’s target of 2%.
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The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index rose to 53.3 in early December from 51 in November, the University of Michigan reported today. The index was at 71.7 in January, when Americans expected an economic boom following the election of President Donald Trump.
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Consumer Sentiment Improves Slightly But Remains Broadly Somber
By Jennifer Nash Consumer sentiment lifted slightly in December but remains near a historically low level. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose 2.3 points (4.5%) to 53.3 this month, its first increase in five months. The latest reading puts the The post Consumer Sentiment Improves Slightly But Remains Broadly Somber appeared first on The Business Times.
Consumer Sentiment Lifts Slightly in Early December
Throughout 2025, consumer sentiment toward the economy has declined noticeably—does the end of the year bring any turnaround? According to a preliminary report on consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan (scheduled ahead of the final December report two weeks out), consumer sentiment improved slightly month-over-month. The closely watched index of consumer sentiment came in… The post Consumer Sentiment Lifts Slightly in Early December…
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