The Consumer Sentiment Index dropped sharply to 50.8 from 57.0 in March, marking its lowest reading since June 2022. The ...

The preliminary University of Michigan April consumer sentiment index reading of 50.8 is the second-lowest on the ...

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index plummeted to 50.8 in April, its second-lowest reading on record, surpassed only by June ...

U.S. consumer sentiment plunged in April, the fourth consecutive month of declines, in a seemingly sharp rebuke of President ...

Facing difficulty with financial planning, consumers are feeling less confident about the future, which could imperil ...

The closely watched University of Michigan index hit its second-lowest reading on record, dragged down by fears of higher ...

The University of Michigan’s survey showed overall confidence dropping 11% to 50.8 in mid-April, the second-lowest reading on records stretching back to 1952.

Uncertainty created by President Donald Trump’s new tariffs took a bigger toll on consumer sentiment than economists were forecasting. The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index fell to a ...

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment survey showed a sharp decline this month amid President Donald Trump's tariffs, which have spurred higher inflation expectations.

Inflation expectations are at the highest level since 1981, when the Great Inflation was finally beginning to wind down.

Americans haven't been so pessimistic about the economy since inflation first spiked under President Joe Biden.

U.S. consumer sentiment deteriorated sharply in April and 12-month inflation expectations surged to the highest level since ...