Key Takeaways The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index improved from its mid-May preliminary reading to 52.2, matching April’s ...

Consumers see the outlook for the economy as no worse at the end of May than they did in April. But they are worried about ...

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 ...

German consumer sentiment is set to improve again slightly heading into June but households' hesitancy to spend remains an ...

The Virginia Index of Consumer Sentiment declined to 63.6 in the second quarter of 2025, marking a continued downward trend ...

While there are reasons to be concerned about the outlook for the US economy, the outlook for the consumer “is looking pretty ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average erased a small loss to trade just north of unchanged after a second April reading of the University of Michigan's consumer-sentiment index showed further improvement.

Soaring default rates on student loans, auto loans, and credit cards signal mounting financial stress, though mortgage ...

How Klaviyo’s CFO grows the business, rising deficits and tariff talk whipsaw markets, SBA eligibility regulations may impact ...

In today’s environment, the health of the U.S. consumer — a critical component of U.S. economic growth — is subject to more ...

After a collective downward spiral in April, American consumers are feeling a bit sunnier on the future of the economy. Plus: ...

20% of those polled report their household finances are better off than a year ago, while 37% believe now is a good time to ...