Consumer sentiment has climbed in February, Michigan survey says

Consumer sentiment ticked up to 57.3 in February, according to a preliminary reading from the University of Michigan’s ...

US consumer sentiment improves modestly in February

WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment improved marginally in early February amid lingering worries about the ...

Consumer Sentiment Is Low; History Shows That Could Actually Be Good for U.S. Stocks

Consumers are feeling notably bad about where conditions are headed. That might be a good thing for investors.

Consumer Sentiment's Marginal Gains: 6-Month Peak Still Feels Like A Valley

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index inched up 0.9 points (1.6%) to 57.3 this month, performing slightly better than the ...

Consumer sentiment edges up in February as year-ahead inflation expectations dip

Consumer Sentiment Index: 57.3 in February vs. 55.0  consensus and 56.4 prior, according to data released by the University ...
The Edge Singapore

US consumer sentiment rises unexpectedly to a six-month high

US consumer sentiment unexpectedly improved to the highest in six months, largely propelled by wealthier Americans who have ...

Consumer sentiment ticks up for third month in a row in sign deep gloom could recede

Consumer sentiment increased this month to its highest level since August, a sign that the economic unhappiness that has dragged down the political prospects of the Trump administration could be ...

Consumer Sentiment Brightens, University of Michigan Survey Finds

A closely watched measure of consumer sentiment ticked higher this month, after a gloomy end to last year. The University of ...
The Business Journals

Consumer sentiment may be in 'the calm before the storm'

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Newly available data shows that ...

Florida consumers feeling more confident despite inflation. Here's why

Consumer sentiment indexes for both Florida and the nation rose in January. We asked Floridians across the state why. Here's ...