consumer sentiment

Consumer sentiment in March declined by nearly 12% compared with February, the fourth-largest drop in nearly 50 years in the index maintained by the University of Michigan.
Consumer sentiment dropped again in Morning Consult's daily reading published Tuesday morning. Negotiations between the U.S. House and Senate could lead to agreement on a massive stimulus program by...
U.S. consumer confidence has again sunk to its lowest level ever, especially among high-income consumers who are responsible for most discretionary spending.
U.S. consumer confidence continues tumbling as the coronavirus spreads across the country.
Research firm Morning Consult's consumer sentiment index has fallen to a new low again Tuesday as stopping the spread of coronavirus begins to hamper larger chunks of the U.S. economy.
Consumer worries about the coronavirus epidemic are weighing heavily on their views of their financial prospects.
Morning Consult's consumer sentiment index took its biggest one-day dive in more than two years Friday, while the University of Michigan survey of consumer sentiment also dropped as the COVID-19...
Consumer sentiment has continued to inch down as cases of coronavirus multiply in the United States.
Consumer sentiment on Wednesday stopped a tumble that began in mid-February. Thursday's stock market action could send the Morning Consult index lower again, however, as volatility continues to rule...
The Morning Consult consumer sentiment index has continued falling since Monday, but the rate of decline has slowed somewhat. Tuesday's Fed rate cut came too late to have any impact on the latest...
Consumer research firm Morning Consult reported Monday morning that its consumer sentiment index fell sharply last week.
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for February rose by 1.2% month over month and 7.7% year over year. The impact of recent fears for the spread of the coronavirus have just begun...
The Morning Consult index of consumer sentiment fell last week as American consumers worry more about the effects of the global coronavirus outbreak.
The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index rose by 1.1% month over month and 7.6% year over year in the first half of February, continuing a strong showing for the long U.S. economic...
The Morning Consult consumer sentiment index reached a two-year high last week as Americans shrugged off the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.