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Consumers Maintain Improved Sentiment as Economy Weathers the Storm of Tariffs
But, for now at least, a steady if unspectacular job market and a stock market hitting new highs appears to be enough to keep consumers spending. Given that consumer spending accounts for more than two-thirds of the economy’s overall output, that is a good omen.
Exclusive new data from Morning Consult and American City Business Journals shows how tariffs and economic uncertainty hit ...
Consumer sentiment improved in July as inflation expectations subsided, showing consumers may be less worried about tariffs ...
A CBS/YouGov poll released Sunday found Trump’s approval rating at 42%, with disapproval at 58%. That approval compares with 45% in June and 47% in mid-April.
Consumer confidence in the Triad has taken a hit, mirroring a nationwide trend that's leaving economists and business leaders ...
“Consumers are unlikely to regain their confidence in the economy unless they feel assured that inflation is unlikely to ...
People are less worried that President Donald Trump's tariff campaign will push up prices, though American consumers remain pessimistic by historical standards.
Americans are still in a sour mood over the economy, with tariff concerns weighing on their minds, the University of Michigan ...
The causal pathways by which tariffs could cause a recession seem dormant. Trade policy turmoil is the new normal, and may ...
Consumer sentiment was nearing record-low territory in April as Trump announced a slew of country-specific tariffs. Those tariffs were paused a week later so the administration could negotiate ...
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