Spending fell in January and February, but stabilized in early March, according to credit and debit card data.

Consumer confidence in the United States declined sharply again in March, falling more than analysts had expected, according to a study Friday that cited economic turbulence now that Donald Trump is ...

This pessimism was driven by concerns emerging over several economic factors such as employment opportunities, inflation, ...

US consumer sentiment in March fell for the third month in a row as concerns about the economy intensified amid the tariff ...

The University of Michigan said its Consumer Sentiment Index dropped to 57.9, the lowest level since November 2022, from a final reading of 64.7 in February. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast ...

Consumer sentiment took another hit in March as worries intensified over inflation and a slumping stock market, according to ...

President Trump praised Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for saying he would back the GOP spending bill to avert a government shutdown.

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Trump’s tariffs are stoking anxiety. The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index fell 10.5% on a monthly basis in ...

Uncertainty around the economy, stocks and jobs are taking a toll. One economist labeled the latest reading from the ...

The risk of a US government shutdown has eased but investors stayed on watch for the next move in an escalating trade war.