#consumer-confidence

#consumer-confidence

Business leaders are privately worried about Trump’s tariffs and consumer confidence is at a low.

U.S. consumer confidence sunk in February amid inflation concerns and pessimism about future economic conditions.

Economic growth is slowing under President Trump, leading to declining consumer confidence and mounting worries of a potential recession.

California's consumer confidence is at its lowest since early 2021, reflecting concerns about the economy and political shifts.

Trump's declaration of America's momentum contrasts starkly with declining consumer confidence and political unrest during his speech.

Consumer confidence has sharply declined due to policy uncertainty and rising inflation expectations, with significant impacts on economic outlook and personal finances.

Consumer expectations for the economy have worsened for five consecutive months, indicating growing concerns about financial wellbeing and rising living costs.

Inflation expectations in the U.S. are rising, which could complicate efforts to maintain price stability and economic confidence.

Consumer confidence in the UK economy has reached its lowest level, with inflation contributing to increased costs and a grim outlook for spending.