Reported about 12 hours ago
In September, U.S. consumer sentiment fell to 55.4, a 4.8% decrease from August, driven by worries about job security and inflation. A significant 65% of consumers now anticipate higher unemployment within the next year, reflecting broader economic anxieties. Insights from the University of Michigan’s survey highlight vulnerabilities in personal finances and increasing concerns about tariffs. Overall, this trend indicates a deepening unease among Americans regarding the economic outlook.
Source: YAHOO