While consumer sentiment this year has tanked, Americans were stocking up on goods last month to beat presumed tariff-related ...

The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence index hits its lowest level in four years this month. Forecasters see weaker spending hurting earnings this year.

U.S. consumer spending has benefited from strong wage growth and low unemployment so far, but it faces huge risks if the ...

U.S. consumer spending rebounded less than expected ... U.S. Treasury yields fell. With the United States’ trade partners expected to retaliate through duties of their own, the risks of ...

US consumer spending rebounded in February ... was likely driven by higher prices. Despite the rebound, concerns over a period of tepid growth and high inflation persist, especially as trade ...

While inflation has retreated from the highs during the post-pandemic rebound, it has remained ... their outlook for the next six months. Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of U.S ...

While inflation has retreated from its highs during the post-pandemic rebound ... for the next six months. Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of US economic activity and is closely ...

“I just don’t think that there’s been a very strong correlation between the confidence data and actual consumer spending in ... ports of entry in the United States. Most economists say ...

The Conference Board reported Tuesday that its consumer confidence index fell 7.2 points in March to 92.9. Analysts were expecting a decline to a reading of 94.5, according to a survey by FactSet.

After stocks saw a slight rebound on Monday ... contention over the past 6m has been that the US economy will look less exceptional as consumer spending cools and policy uncertainty prevents ...