WASHINGTON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - US consumer sentiment slipped to a four-month low in September amid worries that rising inflation would erode households' purchasing power, a survey showed on Friday.
US consumer sentiment fell to its second-lowest level on record in September as high gas prices further soured Americans’ views of the economy. The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index ...
US consumer sentiment in September reached its lowest level in four months as inflation expectations rose, with the year-ahead outlook hitting the highest since June, final results of a University of ...
Consumer confidence across the United States has fallen to the second-lowest point in the history of the University of Michigan’s survey, reflecting growing concerns about the economy amid escalating ...
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US consumer sentiment fell in September to a four-month low amid deepening worries about rising prices and the outlook for the economy. The University of Michigan’s final sentiment index decreased to ...
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