Consumer Sentiment Hits Rougher Patch in August Amid Renewed Focus on Tariffs

US Consumer Sentiment Falls on Deteriorating Inflation, Labor Outlook

U.S. consumer sentiment unexpectedly softened in August, as the public anticipates inflation and unemployment to worsen in the future, according to new data from the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, released on Aug. 15. The preliminary August consumer sentiment index fell to 58.6, down from a final reading of 61.7 in July. This came in below the consensus forecast of 62 and represented the first decline in four months. The index for …

US Consumer Sentiment Falls on Deteriorating Inflation, Labor Outlook - The Thinking Conservative

U.S. consumer sentiment unexpectedly softened in August, as the public anticipates inflation and unemployment to worsen in the future. The post US Consumer Sentiment Falls on Deteriorating Inflation, Labor Outlook appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.

Consumer sentiment hits rougher patch in August amid renewed focus on tariffs

A rebound in consumer sentiment stalled out this month, a long-running survey from the University of Michigan showed Friday.

Consumer Sentiment Declines Amid New Tariffs in August - Get World Wide Update with Hourly Prime News

The month of August has marked a significant shift in the economic landscape, with consumer confidence taking a notable hit amidst the introduction of sweeping new tariffs. As tariffs continue to shape the trade environment, their impact on everyday consumers has become more palpable, manifesting in diminished optimism and cautious spending habits. This article explores the reasons behind this decline, the implications for the economy, and how c…

Consumer sentiment falls in August for first time in four months

Consumer sentiment fell back in August as Americans grew increasingly worried about inflation, both on a short -and long-term basis.

Recession Stalks Markets After US PPI, Consumer Sentiment Data

US PPI data shows tariff inflation is arriving for consumers. Retail sales have held up for now, but souring sentiment warns of recession risk ahead.