US Consumer Sentiment Declines for First Time in Six Months
US consumer sentiment declined in January for the first time in six months on concerns about unemployment and the impact of potential tariffs on inflation.
US consumer sentiment ebbs in January; 12-month inflation expectations rise
U.S. consumer sentiment weakened in January for the first time in six months amid worries about the labor market and potential higher prices for goods if President Donald Trump's new administration presses ahead with planned tariffs on imports.
US Consumer Sentiment Declines
US consumer sentiment has declined overall in January, making it the first decline in six months. Reason for this is that there are concerns about unemployment and the impact of the potential tariffs on inflation,
Consumer sentiment has dropped for the first time in months. Here’s why
U.S. consumer sentiment declined this month for the first time in six months as concerns rise regarding unemployment and the impact of potential tariffs on inflation, Bloomberg reports. The final January sentiment index decreased to a three-month low of 71.
Consumer sentiment dims more in January, according to University of Michigan
University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index: 71.1 revised from the prior print of 73.2 and down from 74.0 in December. Expectations Index: 69.3 vs. earlier January reading of 70.2 and 73.3 in December.
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