Amid tariff worries, the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment survey posted a mid-month reading of 57.9 — a 10.5% decline from February and the lowest reading since July 2022.

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Americans are growing increasingly pessimistic on the US economy as President Trump's policies continue to cloud the outlook.

A burst of optimism after Donald Trump won the presidential election has evaporated. Americans worry about rising inflation ...

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It is perhaps unsurprising for investors that consumer sentiment has weakened sharply in recent weeks. Nonetheless, the preliminary March readings of the University of Michigan’s consumer survey ...

Consumer sentiment in the U.S. has fallen to its lowest level in nearly two and a half years amid economic uncertainty under Trump’s administration.

Consumer confidence in the U.S. sank further this month, reflecting increasing unease over President Trump's tariff policy ...

Consumer attitudes soured in March alongside slumping markets and growing concern about a possible recession, University of ...

Treasury yields remained up on Friday morning after a report on consumer sentiment came in weaker than forecast. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was trading about 4 basis points higher at ...

The Trump bump in consumer sentiment is now a Trump slump. Americans continue to grow worried over President Donald Trump’s ...