Consumers’ expectations for the future surged in May, as the U.S. and China cooled trade tensions. That pulled consumers’ ...

(Reuters) -Consumer confidence in New Zealand fell in May, with stubbornly high inflation expectations holding back ...

Consumer discretionary stocks fell, while staples rallied as President Trump criticized China on trade negotiations, consumer confidence remained shaky, and inflation moved closer to target.

Financial difficulty remains at similar levels to the previous month, with 6.6% of households missing a housing, bill, loan ...

Analysts cut price targets across the U.S. hotel sector as expectations dip on wavering consumer confidence and a drop in ...

Sentiment ended a four-month slide in May amid changing U.S. tariff policy, but the survey showed that consumers are still ...

And so far, the job market is holding in. The unemployment rate has remained steady around 4.2% over the past two months. Job ...

Consumer confidence fell five points in May to 92.9 according to the latest ANZ-Roy Morgan survey. Inflation expectations ...

In conclusion, the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index has held steady at 52.2, surpassing the forecasted figure and remaining unchanged from the previous reading. This unexpected stability could be a ...

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