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UoM Consumer Sentiment Rose to 60.5 in June
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The level of consumer confidence rebounded in June in the United States, surpassing analysts' expectations, but without going back to its level prior to Donald Trump's return to the White House, according to a barometer published on Friday.The index evaluating this confidence rose to 60.5 in June, an increase of almost 16% every month, according to a preliminary estimate by the University of Michigan, a benchmark.However, compared to the same pe…
Consumer Sentiment Rebounds but Remains Below Pre-Tariff Levels
There has been a moderate rebound in consumer sentiment, but overall, consumers’ attitudes are below pre-tariff levels. [contact-form-7] Preliminary June data from the University of Michigan released Friday (June 13) found that consumer sentiment improved from recent nadirs. The initial estimates showed that sentiment improved 16% in June relative to May, although it was 18% below its December peak. The headline reading came in at 60.5,…
The University of Michigan's US consumer sentiment index rose more than analysts had expected in June, for the first time since December last year. The preliminary ... ...
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index rose to 60.5 in early June from 52.2 in May, the University of Michigan said on Tuesday. The increase was well above Wall Street analysts' expectations and reflected a cooling of consumer sentiment caused by President Donald Trump's tariff chaos.
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