US January University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Rises to 56.4, Surpassing Preliminary Estimate (Update)
US consumer sentiment improved in January, with the University of Michigan index rising to 56.4, surpassing expectations as inflation outlooks eased but remained elevated.
January University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Rises to 54.0, Surpassing Expectations—Highest Since Last September (Update)
The University of Michigan's January consumer sentiment index rose to 54.0, its highest since September, surpassing expectations as inflation expectations eased to a one-year low.
U.S. markets saw mixed trading as President Trump ordered $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities purchases to lower rates, Alphabet neared a $4 trillion market cap, oil and defense stocks rallied, and inflation expectations rose, highlighting shifting investor sentiment and policy impacts.
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U.S. markets saw mixed trading as President Trump ordered $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities purchases to lower rates, Alphabet neared a $4 trillion market cap, oil and defense stocks rallied, and inflation expectations rose, highlighting shifting investor sentiment and policy impacts.
New York Fed Short-Term Inflation Expectations Rise to 3.4%—Job Search Confidence Hits Record Low
U.S. consumer short-term inflation expectations rose to 3.4% in December, while job search confidence hit a record low, according to New York Fed data.
US December Consumer Confidence Index Falls to 89.1, Missing Expectations (Update)
US consumer confidence fell for a fifth straight month in December, with the Conference Board index dropping to 89.1 and missing market expectations, as both present and future outlooks weakened.
US consumer inflation expectations remained steady in November, with the New York Fed reporting unchanged short- and long-term outlooks, while job loss concerns eased to their lowest since December 2024.
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New York Fed Inflation Expectations Unchanged Across All Horizons—Job Loss Concerns Ease
US consumer inflation expectations remained steady in November, with the New York Fed reporting unchanged short- and long-term outlooks, while job loss concerns eased to their lowest since December 2024.
The University of Michigan's December consumer sentiment index rose to 53.3, beating forecasts as both short- and long-term inflation expectations declined, signaling cautious optimism despite persistent concerns over high prices.
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December University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Rises to 53.3, Exceeding Expectations—Inflation Expectations Decline (Update)
The University of Michigan's December consumer sentiment index rose to 53.3, beating forecasts as both short- and long-term inflation expectations declined, signaling cautious optimism despite persistent concerns over high prices.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller reaffirmed support for a December rate cut, citing persistent labor market weakness and anchored inflation expectations despite recent economic volatility.
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Fed’s Waller Says Labor Market Remains Weak—Supports December Rate Cut
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller reaffirmed support for a December rate cut, citing persistent labor market weakness and anchored inflation expectations despite recent economic volatility.
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