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U.S. consumer sentiment improves as gasoline prices ease
U.S. consumer sentiment rose in early June as gasoline prices dropped from four-year highs, easing cost-of-living pressures despite inflation concerns.
US public’s inflation expectations steady in May despite Middle East conflict
The New York Fed survey shows US public inflation expectations largely unchanged in may amid middle east tensions and rising gasoline prices.
US consumer sentiment hits record low amid inflation concerns
U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a record low in April as inflation expectations rose amid the Iran conflict and rising gasoline prices.
NY Fed survey finds jump in near-term inflation expectations amid energy shock
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports a rise in near-term inflation expectations to 3.4%, driven by energy price shocks linked to the Middle East conflict.
Fed monitors rising inflation expectations amid oil price surge
Federal Reserve officials are closely watching rising inflation expectations as oil prices surge above $110 a barrel, challenging their 2% inflation target.
US consumer confidence rises; labor worries persist
U.S. consumer confidence rose in February, but more Americans say jobs are hard to get, signaling ongoing labor market risks.
NY Fed survey shows lower inflation expectations in January
NY Fed survey shows January inflation expectations fell to 3.1% as job market confidence improved, though Americans reported growing financial and credit concerns.
US consumers more worried about job market, New York Fed says
US consumers grew more concerned about the job market in December, New York Fed data shows, as inflation expectations rose and job loss fears increased.
US consumer sentiment rises but remains subdued
U.S. consumer sentiment improved slightly as inflation worries eased, but overall confidence remains low amid high prices and elevated tariff-driven costs.
